Why Sculpture is my greatest passion
- Sara Cambalova
- 4 days ago
- 1 minút čítania
Studying sculpture was a clear goal and a true heart’s desire for me. Capturing form in a three-dimensional space is an incredible challenge, and modeling 3D objects is far more complex than creating in two dimensions.
Beyond the initial shaping of clay, both during my studies and in my ongoing practice, I mastered the complex world of casting technologies. Creating plaster, silicone, or Lukopren molds requires precise technical steps and logical planning. The more intricate the sculpture's shape, the more complicated the multi-piece mold must be. It is honest, often physically demanding work with heavy materials and castings, where I frequently need a helping hand. In my studio, I work with clay, plaster, bronze, artificial stone, resin, and wax.
Above all, I have always been drawn to anatomy and figurative art, which is considered the most demanding discipline in sculpture. In my personal work, I am deeply inspired by the female figure. I capture it in its various forms, emotions, and life situations, translating those moments through solid material into space.
