A form of sculpture that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of visual reality but instead uses shapes, forms, and colors.

An art technique that combines different materials and methods, such as metal, wood, and stone, to create a cohesive piece.

Artworks created for public spaces, intended to engage the community and enhance the environment.

The process of placing a completed artwork in a specific location, often involving logistical considerations for outdoor settings.

The involvement of community members in the artistic process, ensuring the artwork resonates with local culture and values.

Designing artworks that harmonize with their natural surroundings, considering ecological impacts and aesthetics.

The planning and coordination of complex operations, especially regarding the installation of large-scale artworks.

The ability of materials to withstand environmental factors, essential for outdoor sculptures.

An artist's unique perspective and conceptual framework that guides their creative process and decisions.

A collection of an artist's work, showcasing their skills, style, and development over time.

The initial phase of design where artists create quick drawings to visualize ideas and concepts.

The process of creating a three-dimensional representation of an object using digital tools.

Responses from peers or community members that provide insights and critiques to refine artistic work.

A detailed outline of the steps, materials, and timeline required for the successful installation of a sculpture.

The identification and evaluation of potential hazards associated with the installation process.

The systematic recording of the artistic process, including sketches, photographs, and notes.

An event organized to unveil the completed artwork, fostering community connection and interaction.

A written piece where artists assess their learning and experiences throughout the project.

A tool used to gather community input and feedback, often in the form of questionnaires.

Working together with others, including community members and stakeholders, to enhance the artistic process.

The process of finding and procuring materials needed for the creation of artworks.

The skill and quality of work demonstrated in the creation of an artwork, particularly in construction and detail.

A request for an artist to create a specific work of art, often funded by public or private entities.

Methods and practices used to safely and effectively install artworks in various environments.

Individuals or groups within the community that have an interest in or are affected by the artwork.