Jun Kaneko: The Monolithic Sculptures Sculpting is done by carving, casting, or using any other shaping techniques. This can done on a large or small scale and though a lot of people sculpt, specific techniques make everyone’s work unique. Jun Kaneko was a Japanese born artist who reformed the shape and size of ceramic sculptures. His monumental head sculptures were about 123 inches high and fairly 6,000 pounds. The exhibit was observed outside, which gave each of the sculptures natural lighting and they all represented a variety of colors, textures, shapes, lines, and patterns. The use of color, texture, and lighting play a big part in making these sculptures unique. Jun Kaneko’s exhibit was shown at the Dixon Gallery and Garden’s Art
