Art 101 Final Analysis

I love how involved, free, and undefined sculpture can be. Before this class I felt a well done piece of sculpture was clearcut, realistic, and perfect. I’m glad that throughout this class my view has morphed into something much extensive. Life is not perfect so why do people try so hard to hide from the truth. It’s great how out there and chaotic a sculpture and look at first. But when you truly look and embrace what is or trying to said, you start to see a whole new piece of art. When you enhance your perception, open your mind, and make connections within the sculpture, then what once seems pointless or unappealing starts to make sense. In my eyes I perceive sculpture as the art form with the biggest “voice” and mystery behind the work. You could demonstrate things that you just can’t simply display on a piece of canvas. …show more content…
I wouldn't consider him a sculptor but he thinks like one and its evident in a lot of things he does. He always has: intricate rock projects going on, when we go to certain beach with natural clay he always makes a sculpture to leave for the next person to find, and always does tall balancing rock stacks. Me being around this my whole life made me full of creativity when it came art in general. Throughout grade school I always leaned towards realistic drawing due to my slight perfectionism. I even tried a clay/sculpture class in high school but didn't love it. I feel that your sculpture class really opened me to the right view on sculpture. I grew to love the freedom of the work shop, the limitless possibilities of how or what I could try to make, and how you related sculpture to the world in so many