Modern sculpture has moved away from the established rules and practices of classical art. It has become more diverse, complex and bold. We have collected the most fantastic masterpieces of modern sculptors, which will surprise you.
Ecstasy, USA
This massive iron sculpture was created by Karen Casolito. The sculptor believes that with the help of a human silhouette you can accurately express the emotions, intentions and problems of modern society.
"Remains of memory"
Digital sculptures by Adam Martinakis are distinguished by technical perfection and deep philosophical thought. The works of this sculptor once again prove that art can take many forms.
"Not enough brains to survive", France
The most famous work of Thomas Leroy is a monumental bronze figure with an unusual ironic title.
"Woman on the shore", Switzerland
"My sculpture is, in fact, an impressionistic image of a figure," says sculptor Philip Jackson. He is known for his unique style with a strong emphasis on "body language".
Digital Killer, Canada
Douglas Copeland is a representative of the movement of pop art in sculpture. Copeland believes that simple, but vivid images will always attract attention.
"Desperate situation", South Korea
A striking sculpture in human growth was created by the 26-year-old sculptor Pak Ki Phong. It is a symbol of inner struggle with oneself.
"Another place", England
This modern sculpture by Anthony Gormley is installed on Crosby Beach in Liverpool, England. Cast-iron figures of people in full size scattered on the shore. They seem to peer into the horizon.
"Support", Italy
With its giant statue set in Venice, Lorenzo Quinn hopes to draw people's attention to the threat of global warming.
Owl's Owl, Karu
This impressive sculpture was presented at the annual festival of independent art Burning Man.
"Earth Angel"
Chad Knight put his 3D sculpture in an incredibly realistic landscape, blurring the boundaries between the digital world and real life.
Kelpie, Scotland
In Scotland, Kelpies are mythological creatures that have the strength and stamina of 10 horses. They became a source of inspiration for the sculptor Andy Scott.
"Awakening", Italy
"Awakening" is a 20-meter statue of a giant who is trying to free himself from the earth. The statue was created by John Seward Johnson in 1980.
"Roots of fire"
This is another remarkable work by Adam Martinakis, which depicts the inner essence of man.
Coral, Australia
This touching and beautiful sculpture of Alessandra Rossi almost merges with the landscape thanks to the three main colors that symbolize the sky, sea and land.
"Pedestal"
Alexandra Reeves created this amazing digital sculpture when she was only 19 years old.