introduction to sculpture

introduction to sculpture

• 1.
  Sculpture 3D construction
• 2.
  A sculpture isa three-dimensional art object that can -communicate abstract ideas - expresses an atmosphere -evokes certain emotions.
• 3.
  communicate abstract ideasPlacebo by Roxy Paine Stainless steal This sculpture represents the connection between architecture and nature. The sculptor has abstracted the idea of combining new age material with a very natural source to make a sculptural representation.
• 4.
  Express an atmosphereSidney Shupak's- slides This sculpture represents the feeling of being in a dreamlike state. The feeling of space and movement.
• 5.
  Evoke certain emotionsRowan Gillespie- Famine Memorial statues The Famine Memorial statues were presented to the City of Dublin in 1997. These statues were designed and crafted by Dublin sculptor Rowan Gillespie. The Famine statues are located on Custom House Quay. These sculptures show the pain and suffering that people of Ireland suffered through the famine period.
• 6.
  Key elements ofsculpture scale shape weight texture balance line
• 7.
  Weight- Mass anddelicacy
• 8.
  Local sculpture Discuss this sculpture under the headings of -form/ subject matter Scale Balance Shape -Line Texture Weight Girl Dancer – Oisin Kelly
• 9.
  Local sculpture Discuss this sculpture under the headings of -form/subject matter Scale Balance Shape -Line Texture Weight Apple woman by Marshal Huston
• 10.
  Local sculpture Discuss this sculpture under the headings of Scale Balance Shape -Line Texture Weight Dreamline by Seamus Murphy
• 11.
  Environmental impact Naturalsculpture that uses naturally sourced materials to enhance the local environment Natural shape imitation sculpture. use of new age materials to replicate a natural form to bland into the environment more.
• 12.
  Environmental impact Usingcolors , materials and shapes that are not common to the environment to make the sculpture stand out and more noticeable.
• 13.
  Structural influences Usingshapes and forms that are directly influenced by the surround environment. Buildings or natural forms such as tress are common structural influences.
• 14.
  Environmental impact and Structural influences