Sculpture &
3D Works

Sculptures and three-dimensional artworks are created through four primary processes: carving, modeling, casting, and constructing. Carving involves removing material to shape an artwork, typically from stone or wood. Modeling is the process of shaping pliable materials such as clay or wax into desired forms. Casting involves pouring a liquid material like molten metal, plaster, or resin into a mold, where it solidifies into the shape of the mold. Constructing involves assembling various materials, often through techniques like welding, gluing, or fastening, to build a three-dimensional form.