Most of the sculptures we often see in our daily life only focus on size and volume, as if the larger they are, the more impressive they are. However, if this continues for a long time, it is inevitable that visual fatigue will occur.
Sculpture is actually a form of artistic expression with extremely rich techniques. It not only catches the eye but also contains rich symbolic meanings, achieving a harmonious blend of elegance and popularity.
For example, the following examples:
The sculpture “You Blew Me Away” created by the British artist Penny Hardy, which means “you shock me”, is indeed a surprising work.
The ceramic can sculptures created by Chinese artist Lei Xue showcase various flattened states, and their creativity is truly astonishing.
Mephisto and Margaret, at first glance, seem to be two sculptures, but what is seen in the mirror is only their backs.
A sculpture of a garbage bag made of marble. Imagine what it would look like if you placed it in front of your neighbor’s house.
A “stone” sculpture at Cairo Airport in Egypt, at first glance, seems very inconsistent with scientific laws.
