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What is the subtractive technique in sculpture?
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The subtractive technique involves removing material from a larger block, as seen in stone carving.
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Describe the additive process of sculpting.
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Additive sculpture involves adding material to build up the form, such as in clay modeling.
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What is assemblage in sculpture?
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Assemblage is creating a sculpture by combining various objects and materials, often found or recycled items.
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How does casting differ from carving in sculpture?
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Casting involves creating a mold and pouring a liquid material into it to set, while carving removes material from a solid block to form a shape.
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Name a sculptor known for using the direct carving technique.
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Constantin Brรขncuศi was known for using the direct carving technique, emphasizing simplicity and organic forms.
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What is bas-relief sculpture?
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Bas-relief is a technique where figures are slightly raised from a flat background, often used in architectural decorations.
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How is high relief different from bas-relief?
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High relief is where the sculpted elements are significantly raised from the background, projecting outwards more than halfway.
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What is the lost-wax casting method?
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Lost-wax casting is a process where a wax model is encased in a mold which is then melted away to leave a cavity for molten metal.
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Describe installation art.
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Installation art is a large-scale, mixed-media construction meant to transform a space, often immersive and site-specific.
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What is earthwork in sculpture?
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Earthwork is a form of sculpture that uses natural landscape elements, creating artworks that are part of the environment.
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What defines minimalist sculpture?
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Minimalist sculpture is characterized by simplicity, geometric forms, and an emphasis on materials and surface.
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How is contemporary sculpture different from traditional sculpture?
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Contemporary sculpture often explores new materials, technology, and interdisciplinary approaches, reflecting modern issues and ideas.
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What is a maquette in sculpture?
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A maquette is a small scale model or rough draft of a sculpture used to conceptualize the final piece.
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How does patina affect a sculpture?
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Patina refers to the surface quality developed over time on sculptures, often adding color or texture due to oxidation and weathering.
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What role does balance play in sculpture?
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Balance in sculpture involves harmonizing visual elements and ensuring structural stability, contributing to the overall aesthetic and physical integrity.
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