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Symbolizes sunbeams and divine connection, often used as commemorative monuments or to enhance the verticality of space.

Used in sculptures for its distinct curvilinear shape and reflective properties, often suggests focus and direction.

Symbolizes fire and conflict in classical elements, used in sculpture to suggest tension and dynamic form.

Represents cycles and time, often used in sculpture to frame space or emphasize certain elements.

Used in sculpture to represent a perfect 3D object, symbolizing wholeness and unity.

Represents water and flow, used in sculpture to convey liquidity, change, and transformation.

Used to convey stability and permanence, with its equal dimensions suggesting rationality.

Utilized to refract light and create visual effects, used in sculpture for its ability to break and reflect light and colors.

Symbolizes growth and evolution, often used to represent DNA or the concept of progress in sculpture.

Often used to signify a continuous cycle and movement within a sculpture, represents infinity and wholeness.

Represents hierarchy and the journey towards enlightenment, conveys a sense of ancient wisdom and timelessness.

Illustrates the concept of infinity and the paradoxical nature of a one-sided surface, used in sculptures as a symbol of continuity.

Symbolizes complexity and impossibility, used in sculpture for its intriguing non-orientable surface that challenges perception.

Used to convey truncated growth or a grounded presence, often used in site-specific sculptures with an architectural element.

Represents air and intellect, used in abstract sculpture to invoke the balance between material and immaterial.

Represent the ideal, fundamental shapes in classical philosophy, used in sculpture to symbolize earth, air, fire, water, and the cosmos.

Stands for strength and support, frequently used as columns or structural elements in sculpture.

Symbolizes the universe and ether, used in sculpture to evoke the mysteries of the cosmos and complexity.

Used to direct the viewer's attention upwards, symbolizing growth or ascension.