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Sculpture as fine art, is one of the oldest forms still existent. As time changes, and
technology advances and modifies almost every way we do our things, the art also changes
on how it is worked out. In the past, we have huge indelible commemorations of how the art
of sculptures was used to furnish classical antiquity. (Kirchberg & Martin 2015). We have
very old statures erected in halls of fame and even public places in remembrance of the lives
lived by the heroes and heroines. Renaissance art and religious art too made use sculptures as
fine art, more than a thousand years ago. Sculpture is made of the mass and space elements
chiefly, surface element being a variant. The objects are then moulded in proportion, scale,
balance, thorough articulation and a sense of harmony. Sculpture is the only form of fine art
which can be worked in 3D.
An Interview with Daniel (data collection).
Jayson Borne: yes, Mr Daniel, how are you?
Daniel Martinez: all is fine, how about you…
JB: good. I have come learn more about your artwork. What is it basically?
DM: I do animatronic sculptures with photography. The photos that I gather, I develop an
interest to produce them in 3D, sometimes in an exaggerated manner but very interesting.
JB: when did you start doing the fine art?
DM: mmmh, I started back in 1975, in a very small scale. From there on, I have been
improving this piece of work, and now I can say I’m somewhere.
JB: what pushes you into this art industry?
DM: when I was in CalArts taking my degree in fine arts, I often could attend theatres full of
absurd, cruel, sometimes panic settings. I could read the acted pain and shock and disturbance