The Art of Form: As a three-dimensional entity, sculpture conveys a sense of weight primarily through its form; the beauty of form is the soul of sculptural aesthetics. A sculpture's form should be proportionally balanced and structurally rigorous, using its form to express the posture, emotion, and vitality of the figure. It employs the language of volume, the power of volume, and its own inherent beauty to express the essence of the sculpture.
The Role of Imagery: No sculpture is a mere imitation; rather, it evokes a powerful sense of inspiration and weight. When appreciating sculpture, one should pay attention to the interplay of elements and the unique rhythm it creates. This is the most basic language of appreciating sculpture. Imagery can convey a sense of grandeur, sublimity, tranquility, and soaring dynamism-a beauty of structural form.
The Role of Expression: The expressive power of sculpture, in all its aspects, conveys its intention through emphasizing subjective spirit and aesthetic aspirations. The expressive role of the sculptural form, through its volume, directly influences the appreciation and the expression of the theme.
