3D Art
Three-dimensional (3-D) art has height, width, and depth, allowing it to be viewed from multiple angles and experienced in physical space. Unlike traditional two-dimensional art, such as paintings and drawings, 3-D art extends beyond a flat surface and may be sculptural, assembled, carved, molded, or constructed using a variety of materials. Examples include sculptures, ceramics, wood carvings, metalwork, glass art, mixed-media creations, and dimensional installations. These works add texture, form, and depth, transforming materials into artistic expressions that can be appreciated both visually and through their physical presence.
Rose Gong Monier
Marcia Greene
Rose Gong Monier
Marcia Greene
Rose Gong Monier
Elaine Weber
Marcia Greene
Rose Gong Monier
Sheila Moses
Elaine Weber
Rose Gong Monier
Shiela Moses
Marcia Greene
Elaine Weber
Rose Gong Monier
Elaine Weber
Rose Gong Monier
Marcia Greene
Marcia Greene
Rose Gong Monier
Elaine Weber
Rose Gong Monier
Marcia Greene
Rose Gong Monier
Marcia Greene
Elaine Weber
Marcia Greene
Rose Gong Monier