Contemporary Sculpture

This article examines contemporary sculpture within the context of complex aesthetic, philosophical, and social processes, highlighting its transformation from traditional notions of form and material into a multilayered artistic phenomenon intrinsically connected to space, time, technology, and the viewer’s perception. The study provides a theoretical and scholarly analysis of the conceptual transformation of contemporary sculpture, its relationships with material and spatial environments, digital and ecological approaches, as well as the artistic articulation of issues related to identity and cultural memory. Based on this analysis, the article substantiates the role of sculpture in twenty-first-century art and outlines its prospects for further development.