Theoretical Foundations of Form and Structure in Sculpture

This exam focuses on the theoretical foundations that underpin the creation and interpretation of three-dimensional forms in sculpture. Key principles such as balance, proportion, and scale will be thoroughly examined.

Understanding these foundational principles is crucial for both emerging and established artists, as they directly influence artistic expression and objective evaluations of sculptural works within the academic and professional realms.

Candidates will be assessed on their ability to articulate sophisticated arguments relating to structural integrity, materiality, and aesthetic considerations in verbal discourse.

The exam requires a deep familiarity with critical concepts as well as the ability to engage in meaningful dialogue about the implications of these ideas in contemporary sculpture.