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III. Folded Paper
Low relief: a sculptural relief in which forms extend only slightly from the background.
High relief: a sculptural relief in which forms extend greatly from the background.
Primary Contours: the outer edges of a physical object.
Secondary Contours: the inner edges of a physical object.
Volume: the amount of 3-dimensional space occupied by an object.
Activated Space: the space controlled or energized by a sculpture.
Galit Begas, Foot prints
Kathy DeRosas, Absence Presense
Magdalena Abakanowicz, Abakan Red
Magdalena Abakanowicz, Iron Heads
Ursula Von Rydingsvard, Osemka II
High relief: a sculptural relief in which forms extend greatly from the background.
Judy Chicago, Ceramic Goddess #3
Judy Chicago, detail of the Plate for Virginia Woolf in the Dinner Party
Kathy Kelley, Unknown Title
Louise Bourgeois, Seven in a Bed
Tom Otterness, Large Covered Wagon
Primary Contours: the outer edges of a physical object.
Cridler, Game study
Dan Zaretzky, Bull
Eduardo Chillida, Eulogy to the Horizon
George Rickey, Four lines in a T
Max Ernst, Capricon
Secondary Contours: the inner edges of a physical object.
George Hart, Dragon flies
George Hart, Roads Untaken
Jaume Plensa, La Grande Nomade
Ophir Zak, Between the Lines
Pile Chair, Shir Atar
Volume: the amount of 3-dimensional space occupied by an object.
David Fried, Stemmers
Erwin Wurm, Fat Car
Madgalena Abakanowicz,Embrology
Pablo Picasso, Pregnant Woman
Tom Otterness, 35-Mad Mom
Activated Space: the space controlled or energized by a sculpture.
Alexander Calder, Flamingo
Andy Vogt, Crescita
Anish Kapoor, Cloud Gate
Nancy Graves, Camels
Sol LeWitt, Splotch No. 15
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