In this blog I will analyse why I chose the word “sculptured”, and this word caused me to think.
The word I chose is “sculptured”, and sculpture itself is a permanent art with respect to perpetuity. The reason why I chose this word is that on the one hand, I have been to art museums in many places since high school. What shocked me is the ingenuity of the carving artist. Every sculpture is very complicated in detail, and on the other hand， different cultural backgrounds and meanings, it also represents different humanities.
All in all, the carving art not only takes a very long time, but also has high technical and experience requirements for the carving artist. Even the details must be clearly visible, delicate and smooth, in addition to carving it also has all aspects of our lives. For example, cosmetic surgeons have drawn inspiration from the world of engraving artists and used them in aesthetics and reconstruction surgery （Tolleth，1987）Engraving also affects our technology. A good embodiment is 3D printing technology, which combines the combination of engraving technology and computer The application in architecture has also brought many conveniences to human beings. 3D printers can assist in the design to quickly generate complex geometric models（Hager et al.,2016）.helping companies reshape design and industrial manufacturing in new ways.
References
Harvie，J.（2009）. Agency and Complicity in ‘A Special Civic Room’: London’s Tate Modern Turbine Hall .Performance and the City，204-221
Tolleth，H.（1987）.Concepts for the plastic surgeon from art and sculpture.Clinics in plastic surgery ，14（4），185-598
Hager，I.；Golonka ，A. & Putanowicz，R.（2016）. 3D printing of buildings and building components as the future of sustainable construction.Procedia Engineering 151（2016），292-299
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