The Aesthetics of Dynamic Organization in Modern Sculpture

Authors

  • Hayder Aziz Goudah Al-Talebi. Art teacher University of Babylon - College of Fine Arts

Keywords:

Keywords: Aesthetics, Dynamic Organization, Modern Sculpture

Abstract

Research Summary :

The current research addresses "The Aesthetics of Dynamic Organization in Modern Sculpture." The aesthetics of dynamic organization in modern sculpture were studied through the idea of ​​highlighting the aesthetics of dynamic organization and revealing the true features of the sculptor's orientations in modern sculpture, as well as the artistic elements of sculptures and the relationships between them, whether artistic or thematic. The philosophical perspectives that addressed the subject of beauty varied. The study was divided into four chapters. The first chapter included the research problem, its importance, and its objective, which was summarized by revealing the aesthetics of dynamic organization in modern sculpture. The research boundaries: the thematic boundaries are the study of sculptural works in modern sculpture; the spatial boundaries are Italy and Russia; and the temporal boundaries are (1913-1929 AD).

The chapter concluded with a definition of terms. The second chapter included the theoretical framework and two sections. The first addressed beauty philosophically, while the second section studied dynamic organization in the work. Sculpture. The second chapter concluded with the indicators resulting from the theoretical framework, as a tool for analyzing the research sample. The third chapter included the research procedures, including the research community and sample, the research methodology, the research tool, and the analysis of the samples, which numbered (3) sculptural works, chosen intentionally from a research community of (12) sculptural works. The researcher adopted the descriptive-analytical approach, as it was compatible with the specificity of the current research, based on the indicators resulting from the theoretical framework as a tool for analyzing the research sample. The fourth chapter contained the research results, the most prominent of which were:

1- The sculptural works represented a prominent dynamic organization through the use of curved and slanted lines.

2- Through his sculptural works, the sculptor created a visual rhythm that moved the viewer's eye in all directions.

3- Through the slanted and curved lines, the sculptor emphasized enhancing the sense of movement and flow rather than stagnation.

Finally, the researcher reached conclusions, followed by recommendations and suggestions, with a summary in English.

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2026-01-29

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