The emergence and development of Marble Sculpting are closely related to human production activities, and at the same time are directly affected by social ideologies such as religion and philosophy in various eras. When humans were still in the Paleolithic Age, primitive stone sculpture, bone carvings, etc. appeared.
Many ancient Marble Sculpting have been washed away by the long river of history, and the Marble Sculpting heritage of the past dynasties has become the history of human images in a certain sense. The traditional concept is that
Marble Sculpting is a static, visible, and touchable three-dimensional object that reflects reality through visual spatial images. Therefore, it is considered a typical plastic art, static art, and spatial art.
Marble Sculpting production process: Marble Sculpting creative design--Marble Sculpting sample model production--Marble Sculpting small sample enlargement sample--Marble Sculpting steel structure skeleton--Forged Marble Sculpting and surface covering--Marble Sculpting welding--Grinding and polishing-- Marble Sculpting installation.
Marble Sculpting, like other materials exposed to the atmosphere, can get dirty. Future lectures will analyze design factors that affect repair and cleanup costs. However, there is an interrelationship between rain wash, manual wash and soiled surfaces. The effect of rain washout was determined by placing the same slats directly in the atmosphere and in a covered area. The effectiveness of manual flushing is determined by manually scrubbing the right side of each slat every six months with a sponge and soapy water.
Marble Sculpting is divided into several forms, such as according to material, region, etc. Marble Sculpting is composed of two parts:
stone carving and acid-resistant steel. In short, steel that can resist atmospheric corrosion is called stone carving, while steel that can resist chemical media is called stone carving. Corroded steel is called acid-resistant steel.
