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    This document outlines key elements of sculptural art including space, line, plane, mass/volume, positive and negative space, value, texture, and color. It defines space as the physical area independent of what occupies it. Lines are edges or outlines that meet at planes, which are flat surfaces. Mass and volume refer to three-dimensional closed forms surrounded by space. Value relates to the light reflected by a surface, while texture is the surface quality, and color is the actual hue of the material.

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    This document outlines key elements of sculptural art including space, line, plane, mass/volume, positive and negative space, value, texture, and color. It defines space as the physical area independent of what occupies it. Lines are edges or outlines that meet at planes, which are flat surfaces. Mass and volume refer to three-dimensional closed forms surrounded by space. Value relates to the light reflected by a surface, while texture is the surface quality, and color is the actual hue of the material.

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    Shiba Mahesvara
    This document outlines key elements of sculptural art including space, line, plane, mass/volume, positive and negative space, value, texture, and color. It defines space as the physical area independent of what occupies it. Lines are edges or outlines that meet at planes, which are flat surfaces. Mass and volume refer to three-dimensional closed forms surrounded by space. Value relates to the light reflected by a surface, while texture is the surface quality, and color is the actual hue of the material.

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    Sculptural Art Elements

    Space: distance, area, volume; physical space independent of what occupies it; absolute space.
    Line: the edge or outline of a form, the meeting of planes; linear materials include: wire, wood,
    metal rod, string or any materials with a long thin shape.
    Plane: a flat or level surface –– planar materials include foam core, cardboard, sheet metal,
    plastic sheets, and plywood.
    Mass/ Volume: closed, independent, three-dimensional form –– interpretable, completely
    surrounded by space –– volumetric materials include blocks of plaster, wood or stone.
    Space:
    a. Positive space - the totality of the mass lying between its contours; in three-dimensional
    work, the visible shape or outer limit of a form changes as the viewer's position is
    changed
    b. Negative space - empty space defined by positive shape.
    Value: quantity of light actually reflected by an object's surface.
    Texture: the surface quality of a form –– rough, smooth, weathered and so on.
    Color: the actual color of the material being used.

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