Nikolaus Weiler
"Introstella"
Sculpture - Metals | 16.5x13.4 in
US$4,975.63
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Contemporary sculptures are a unique form of original artwork that have gained immense popularity in recent years. Unlike traditional sculptures, contemporary sculptures have moved beyond the classical forms of art and have become more experimental in terms of design and materials. The main types of supports used in contemporary sculptures are metal frames, wooden structures, and stone bases.
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Origins and History
Contemporary sculptures have their roots in the early 20th century, when artists began to experiment with new materials and techniques. The rise of modernism and the rejection of traditional artistic forms led to a shift towards abstraction and minimalism in sculpture. Key figures in this movement include Constantin Brancusi and Henry Moore, who pioneered the use of organic forms and simplified shapes.
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Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary sculptures have come a long way in recent years, evolving from traditional forms and materials to more experimental and innovative ones. The use of unconventional materials such as plastic, paper, and even food has become more common in modern sculpture. Additionally, Contemporary Artists have been exploring new techniques and styles, such as the use of digital technology and 3D printing. These advancements have allowed for a wider range of expression and creativity in the field of sculpture.
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Related Famous Artists
Contemporary sculpture is a widely explored art form that has produced many talented artists. Some well-known contemporary sculptors include Antony Gormley, Ai Weiwei, Anish Kapoor, and Jeff Koons.
Antony Gormley is an English sculptor who is best known for his life-size sculptures of the human form. His work often explores the relationship between the human body and the surrounding environment, and he is known for his use of industrial materials such as iron and steel.
Ai Weiwei is a Chinese artist who has gained international recognition for his politically charged sculptures. His work often comments on controversial topics such as government censorship, human rights, and social justice. He is also known for his use of unconventional materials such as porcelain and wood.
Anish Kapoor is an Indian-born British sculptor who is best known for his large-scale installations. His work often plays with light and space, creating immersive experiences for the viewer. He is also known for his use of reflective materials such as stainless steel and mirrors.
Jeff Koons is an American artist who is known for his vibrant, pop-art inspired sculptures. His work often incorporates everyday objects such as balloons and toys, and he is known for his use of bright colors and shiny surfaces. His sculptures often challenge traditional notions of art and beauty.
Overall, these contemporary sculptors have made significant contributions to the art world through their unique approaches to sculpture. Their work has pushed the boundaries of what is possible with the medium and has inspired countless artists to explore new avenues of expression.
©2016 Angelika Kienberger
Notable contemporary Sculptures
Contemporary art is a reflection of our times, and contemporary sculptures are no different. Here are some well-known contemporary sculptures that reflect the spirit of our age.
"Cloud Gate" by Anish Kapoor, 2004: This sculpture is also known as "The Bean". It is a giant, reflective, stainless steel, bean-shaped sculpture that sits in the middle of Chicago’s Millennium Park. Its smooth surface reflects the city skyline and the faces of the people who walk around it.
"The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living" by Damien Hirst, 1991: This sculpture is a 14-foot-long tiger shark preserved in formaldehyde. The shark is suspended in a glass tank and is meant to make the viewer question the nature of life and death.
"Maman" by Louise Bourgeois, 1999: This sculpture is a 30-foot-tall bronze spider that sits outside the National Gallery of Canada. The spider has a sac containing marble eggs, which symbolize fertility and creativity.
"The Gates" by Christo and Jeanne-Claude, 2005: This sculpture was a temporary installation in Central Park, New York City. The installation consisted of 7,503 saffron-colored fabric panels that were hung from 16-foot-tall steel frames. The artwork was meant to create a visual experience for the viewer, as they walked through the park.
"The Angel of the North" by Antony Gormley, 1998: This sculpture is a 66-foot-tall steel angel with a wingspan of 177 feet. The sculpture sits on a hill in Gateshead, England, overlooking the A1 motorway. The angel is meant to symbolize the rebirth of the region’s industrial past.
Contemporary sculptures are a testament to the power of human creativity and imagination. They challenge us to question our assumptions and see the world in a new light. Through their beauty and complexity, they remind us of the richness and diversity of human experience.
Angelika Kienberger
"Unisono"
Sculpture - Bronze | 9.5x8.7 in
US$2,893.7
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Jean Pierre Picheny
"Gwendoline debout"
Sculpture - Plaster | 33.5x11.8 in
US$1,548.2
Dmitriy Shevchuk
"Philosopher bronze sculpture"
Sculpture - Bronze | 7.1x3.2 in
US$1,412.34
Lorenzo Ghiglieri
"Supercharged"
Sculpture - Bronze | 13x22 in
US$15,026
Xaro
"Accumulation-05"
Sculpture - Metals | 19.7x11.8 in
US$2,626.35
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Jean François Levec
"Salutations au soleil, Hymne à l 'Amour sur Terre"
Sculpture - Bronze | 14.6x22.8 in
US$8,925.41
Richard Orlinski
"Shark Spirit (Aqua Blue Edition)"
Sculpture - Resin | 5.5x3.9 in
US$391.16
Andrii Kyrychenko
"Apparition du vide"
Sculpture - Ceramics | 9.8x9.8 in
US$8,454.3
Martin James
"Head 15"
Sculpture - Stainless Steel | 9.8x6.7 in
US$2,475.72
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Giancarlo Morandi
"Ragazza seduta"
Sculpture - Wire | 59.1x16.9 in
US$2,846.59
N Nathan
"ART IS NOT A CRIME WHITE 1/1"
Sculpture - Resin | 9.8x10.6 in
US$1,527.38
Yuriy Kraft
""The Little Reader""
Sculpture - Bronze | 7.3x3.5 in
US$1,933.88
Jeanbaptiste Van Den Heede
"sculpture brutaliste"
Sculpture - Wood | 16.1x15.8 in
US$3,724.33
Karen Axikyan
"Sure Consent"
Sculpture - Metals | 18.9x14.6 in
US$1,650
Daniel Lapp
"“Amans Vanitas” Chanel X Campbells"
Sculpture - Acrylic | 39.4x39.4 in
US$6,127.79
Banksy
"Banksy (1974) - Peckham Rock Frammed"
Sculpture - Etching | 4.9x7.1 in
US$680.42
Sylvio Eisl
"Blue to Blue"
Sculpture - Wood | 18.1x7.5 in
US$1,798.15
Thierry Corpet (Raymond X)
"Big Totem 3"
Sculpture - Wood | 68.5x13.8 in
US$2,887.2
Philip Hearsey
"Open Water"
Sculpture - Bronze | 21.3x5.9 in
US$2,510.81
Ferenc Monostori
"Prometheus"
Sculpture - Bronze | 43.3x3.9 in
US$8,019.62
Martín Duque
"Infant Girl of Velazquez Nickel"
Sculpture - Metals | 26x20.1 in
US$1,914.28
Efka
"Etreinte N°9, Tickling"
Sculpture - Terra cotta | 14.2x7.9 in
US$1,252.37
Vincent Champion-Ercoli
"Oxalis V 3-8"
Sculpture - Bronze | 11.4x13 in
US$10,137.8
Sophie Barut
"Trinité"
Sculpture - Bronze | 13x5.9 in
US$2,927.71
Jeff Key
""Vessel #75—Quarter/Half""
Sculpture - Wood | 120x48 in
US$4,715
Emmanuel Okoro
"Blackswan"
Sculpture - Resin | 31.1x25 in
US$5,629.82
Pacom
"Poiss'Kail"
Sculpture - artwork_cat. | 13.8x19.7 in
US$4,165.79
Jean-Bernard Legendre
"Lassitude"
Sculpture - Metals | 24.4x10.6 in
US$1,664.34
Pin Vega
"ENTRAÑA CADENCIOSA"
Sculpture - Pigments | 32.7x32.7 in
US$8,673.43
Roman Rabyk
"Iron age"
Sculpture - Resin | 18.5x10.2 in
US$2,065.36
Massimo Iacovelli
"Delirio 13"
Sculpture - Wood | 26.4x11.8 in
US$2,974.78
Harouna Andre Guillabert Gacko
"Ours Trio Rouge et blanc Pop Art Louis vuitton"
Sculpture - Resin | 34.3x9.8 in
US$3,618.36
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Sylvie Bourély (SB)
"ILLUSION"
Sculpture - Clay | 15x9.1 in
US$4,005.82
Emilio Mortini
"bronze dollars 1m"
Sculpture - Bronze | 47.2x196.9 in
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Christophe Rouleaud
"Icare"
Sculpture - Bronze | 29.1x7.9 in
US$3,958.71