According to the forms of expression, what kinds of sculptures are there?

Three basic forms of sculpture: round sculpture, relief sculpture and through sculpture.

Circular sculpture: refers to a three-dimensional sculpture that is not attached to any background and can be appreciated from all angles.

There are also various techniques and forms, realism and decoration, concreteness and abstraction, indoor and outdoor, frame and large-scale urban sculpture, color and achromatic.

Relief: It is the product of the combination of sculpture and painting. After compression, the object shows three-dimensional space with perspective and other factors, and it is only for one or two sides to watch.

Through carving: also known as hollow carving, it is a kind of sculpture between round carving and relief.

On the basis of relief, the background is hollowed out, including single-sided relief and double-sided relief, and those with borders are also called hollowed-out flower plates.

Extended data:

Type:

From the perspective of development, sculpture can be divided into traditional sculpture and modern sculpture.

Traditional sculpture is a visible, tangible and static three-dimensional art form molded with traditional materials; Modern sculpture uses new materials, and uses sound, light and electricity to make anti-traditional four-dimensional and five-dimensional sculptures, acousto-optic sculptures, soft sculptures and dynamic sculptures.

According to the traditional materials, according to the environment and function, it can be divided into urban sculpture, garden sculpture, indoor sculpture, outdoor sculpture, desk sculpture, shelf sculpture and so on.

Function:

Sculpture can be roughly divided into five types according to its functions: commemorative sculpture, thematic sculpture, decorative sculpture, functional sculpture and exhibition sculpture.

Sculpture can be divided into clay sculpture, stone sculpture, root sculpture, glass fiber reinforced plastic sculpture or ceramic sculpture according to material classification.