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Abstract
Sculptures
Students are allowed to choose a limited number of shapes of cardboard and given a six inch square to build their sculpture on. They may start with an idea in mind of what they want their finished sculpture to look like, but most students will work in a more intuitive manner. We talk about abstract artists who work in this way. Even when working in this way their sculptures must have a message or meaning to them. I have students give their sculpture a title to help the viewer understand the message of the piece. We talk about meaning in abstract art. I want students to understand that the meaning of the sculpture does not have to be something concrete, but can be a feeling or idea.
Broken Glass by Trina Forever Safe by Marissa A Symbol of Peace By Megan Jack Slap by Cody Back to the Past by Jessica Into Space by Trevor Science Lab by LaKayla Fighting Craft by Scott Future Shark by Thad What Bird - Flying to the Future by Christina September 11th by Courtney Twin Towers by Jimmy Sculpture for the Nation by Ashley Two Angels Going to Heaven by Iris Depressed Life by Hannah Wonder Woman by Caryn Super Splat by Jacob Jarule's House by Shawnteria Blast from the Past by Brittney Crash, Boom, Bang by Kenny The Strange Feeling by Samirah Peace by Tom Different Colored Towers by Heather Weird Eye by Kara Blast Off to the Past by Bianca Going to the Moon by Thomas Thriller by Colton Strange Splotch by Cori September 11 by Kashli Soldier in War by Alex
