Bulbous
Definition
This term refers to shapes or forms in art that are rounded, swollen, or bulb-like in appearance, often used to create a sense of volume, softness, or organic growth.
History
Bulbous forms are often used in art to emphasize mass, volume, and the playful exaggeration of shapes, frequently found in both traditional sculpture and contemporary art.
Notable Examples
Fernando Botero
The Dancer, 2001
Key Artists & Movements
Key figures include Fernando Botero, known for his rotund, exaggerated figures, and Jeff Koons, who creates bulbous forms that play with scale and material.
Techniques & Materials
Techniques involve sculpting or painting with an emphasis on rounded, inflated forms, often using materials like bronze, resin, or inflated surfaces to achieve a sense of fullness and volume.
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