Sculptures as an artform cannot be defined by a particular color, atrial or even form. They mostly have an integrated thought of the artist and are presented in the sense of that. Many times the sculptures and their themes are also context oriented.
Historically, sculptures were derived out of the human figurines or the figurines of gods and goddesses. Earlier the sculptures holded the definition of having a specific figure or a recognizable and sensible form, something that everyone could relate to. But today, the lines have blurred and sculpture as an artform does not follow all the rules of the previous ages and eras.
Certain standards and the features that were prevalent in the previous times, do not remain anymore and the times have seen changes across the globe.
Today, with the changes in mindset and also the envirnment, many artists also use “found” materials to create the art. Using recycled materials like paper, plastic, steel or even construction waste at times have been manifested into sculptures.
From being representational and contextual, to utterly new concepts of abstraction, sculptures have seen a myriad history and have reagarded and brought up a scenic and visual tour of the history.
Many times it is through sculptures that one gets to understand and learn of what went by and what is. They show us the lifestyle of the era that went by, the ornamentation, the clothes, and somehow also showcasing the various systems that existed.
