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What does carving involve?
AAdding material to a form
BRemoving material from a solid block
CPouring liquid into a mould
DJoining random objects
CBSEClass 10 (CBSE)Art EducationCh 4 · Topic 2
Practising Sculpture and 3D Art Forms
Applying and practising what was learned about Sculpture and 3D Art Forms.
Core concept
Carving removes material from a solid block (like stone or wood) to reveal a form. Modelling builds up a form by adding material (like clay). Casting involves pouring a liquid material (like plaster or metal) into a mould to create a shape. Assembling joins different found or made objects together into a single sculpture.
How it works
Sculptures can be freestanding (viewable from all sides) or relief (attached to a background, viewable mainly from the front), and understanding this helps us appreciate how a sculpture is meant to be experienced.
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• Carving removes material from a solid block.
• Modelling builds up form by adding material, like clay.
• Casting pours liquid material into a mould.
• Assembling joins different objects into one sculpture.
• Sculptures can be freestanding or relief.