Pat Art
"Mermaid"
Sculpture - Polymer clay | 14.2x7.1 in
$508.3
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Discover contemporary Science fiction Sculptures on Artmajeur
Contemporary science fiction sculptures are a unique type of original artwork that captures the imagination of audiences around the world. These sculptures are made using a variety of supports and materials such as metal, wood, and plastic, with many artists incorporating technology and lights into their works. What makes these sculptures truly special is their ability to transport viewers to new worlds and alternate realities.
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Origins and History
Contemporary Science fiction sculptures have their roots in the early 20th century, when the genre of science fiction was first established. This brought about an interest in the idea of the future and space exploration. The art movement of Futurism, which began in Italy in 1909, was one of the first art movements to embrace the concept of the future.
©2018 Xavier Houdayer
Evolutions of theses works in the contemporary art market
Contemporary Science fiction sculptures have undergone a significant evolution in recent years. The use of technology and 3D printing has enabled artists to create intricate and visually striking sculptures that were previously impossible to produce. The incorporation of science fiction themes and motifs has also given artists more creative freedom, resulting in an influx of unique and diverse pieces.
©2022 Michel Boisvert (JAM)
Related Famous Artists
Contemporary Artists have been exploring the genre of science fiction through their sculptures. One such artist is the American sculptor, Chris Ryniak. His works are characterized by their whimsical and playful nature, often featuring creatures that are both cute and creepy. His sculptures have been exhibited in galleries and museums all over the world.
Another artist who is well-known for his science fiction sculptures is the Australian artist, Paul Kaptein. His works often feature distorted human figures and surreal landscapes. Kaptein’s sculptures are made from wood and are intricately carved and painted, creating a sense of otherworldliness.
One of the most recognizable names in the world of science fiction sculptures is H.R. Giger. The Swiss artist is famous for his biomechanical creations, which often feature a blend of organic and mechanical elements. His most famous work is the design of the alien in the movie "Alien".
The sculptor, Michael Reedy, is known for his surreal and grotesque sculptures that explore themes of technology and the human body. His works are often unsettling and thought-provoking, using a mix of organic and inorganic materials to create a sense of unease.
The American artist, Daniel Arsham, creates sculptures that explore the intersection between science fiction and archaeology. His works often feature objects from contemporary culture that have been reimagined as ancient artifacts. Arsham’s sculptures are often made from materials such as crystal and volcanic ash, adding to the sense of mystique surrounding his works.
Overall, these contemporary artists demonstrate the diverse ways in which science fiction can be explored through sculptures. From playful creatures to unsettling dystopias, their works showcase the endless possibilities of this genre.
©2020 Luana Muntoni (MunLu)
Notable contemporary Science fiction Sculptures
Science fiction sculptures are a reflection of the artist’s imagination and creativity. These sculptures are designed to depict futuristic worlds, alien civilizations, and otherworldly beings. Some of the well-known contemporary science fiction sculptures include:
"The Sentinel" by Paul van Hoeydonck, created in 1969, is a small and elegant sculpture that was left on the moon during the Apollo 11 mission. It is a representation of a cosmic being that watches over the universe.
"Robot" by Nam June Paik, created in 1995, is a giant sculpture made of recycled metal parts. It is a representation of a futuristic robot that stands at over 10 feet tall and has a human-like head.
"Alien" by H.R. Giger, created in 1979, is a sculpture of a creepy, otherworldly creature that was featured in the popular science fiction movie "Alien". It is a depiction of an extraterrestrial that is both fascinating and terrifying.
"Dragon" by Theo Jansen, created in 1990, is a kinetic sculpture that mimics the movement of a dragon. It is made of PVC pipes, sails, and other materials and can walk on its own using wind power.
"The Bather" by Patricia Piccinini, created in 2006, is a sculpture of a hybrid creature that is half-human and half-dolphin. It is a representation of the artist’s vision of genetic engineering and the blending of different species.
Overall, science fiction sculptures are a fascinating representation of the artist’s creativity and imagination. They offer a glimpse into the future and the possibility of what could be.
Luana Muntoni (MunLu)
"Crazy heart"
Sculpture - Acrylic | 11.8x11.8 in
$583.61
Odile Maffone
"sculpture robot "robot yeux" peinture et mosaïque"
Sculpture - Aerated concrete | 13.4x9.5 in
Sold
Chan Mengal
"Mutation, face arrière"
Sculpture - Stone | 57.1x18.9 in
Not For Sale
Xavier Houdayer
"Cité Martiana"
Sculpture - Collages | 26x31.5 in
$3,374.29
Desire Lefebvre
"trasgresion 1"
Sculpture - Clay | 7.9x7.9 in
Not For Sale
Jean-Pierre Thaurenne
"C'était avant ..... circuit imprimé"
Sculpture - Stone | 7.1x11 in
Not For Sale
Ronan Le Morvan
"Anthropocène"
Sculpture - Plaster | 11.8x118.1 in
Not For Sale
Michel Boisvert (JAM)
"Maison"
Sculpture - Stainless Steel | 43.3x27.6 in
$11,263.9
Steffy
"Mon monde à moi"
Sculpture - Stone | 4.3x5.5 in
$910.29
Ecogami
"Casque Mandalorian à assembler en papier"
Sculpture - Paper | 11x8.7 in
Not For Sale
Lari Peters
"Das Sensor-Steuerpult"
Sculpture - Acrylic | 7.1x6.3 in
$748.61