27,000 years of Sculpture

     Sculpture has a long history, with sculptures appearing in Europe around 25000 BC. An example is the 6m Venus statue made by Austria's Villensdorf.

Since then, sculpture has developed rapidly, with diverse functions and shapes.

     In terms of modeling, sculpture has evolved from early figure sculpture to abstract sculpture today, from static sculpture in the past to modern dynamic sculpture. In today's dynamic sculpture, viewers can interact with the sculpture through modern technologies such as the Internet and SMS.

     In terms of modeling, sculpture has evolved from an early small-scale figure expression sculpture to a massive public sculpture now used for politics and religion. For example, the 5000 year old Egyptian sphinx still exists today. It has a huge volume, with a length of 47m and a width of 20m.

     In the past 27000 years, the art of sculpture has developed rapidly. Today, in our era, there are new materials such as exceptionally powerful light carbon fibers, such as CNC lathes used for precise cutting of the hardest objects, new mechanical tools such as laser and water jet cutting machines, and new technologies such as programmable RGB LEDs, precision engines, interactive sensors, and the Internet, providing contemporary artists with unprecedented tool choices.

     At present, the art of sculpture seems to have entered a new era.