Modern techniques in contemporary sculpture

Abstract

The study of any artistic era requires a study of the living conditions in which it was created, so every work of art does not come from a vacuum, as the research focused on focusing on modern technologies and what it produced from the overlap in the arts that helped the transformation and exchange in the artwork. Therefore, the task of creativity depends on the capabilities and genius of the artist who developed The modern era, the multiple artistic movements that approached the search for a new identity for art through the concepts of beauty and technology and the use of light as a material for formation, as it gives spatial bodies with three-dimensional plastic values, and it is a plastic medium to achieve the concept of aesthetic perception. to form. The light has become a stand-alone artistic factor, as the artists of the modern era used light radiation from above the buildings and light works that depend in their movement either on a light source or on the movement of the viewer to change the concept of plastic sculptural composition. Such as digital clay and the world of digital sculpture, and perhaps one of the most important and newest of which the study is aware of is formatography, which is cloning by templates.