Brutalist Sculpture
Brutalist sculpture refers to a style of sculptural art characterized by raw, rugged, and unfinished aesthetics. Typically made from industrial materials such as concrete, steel, and rough-hewn wood, Brutalist sculptures often feature geometric shapes, sharp angles, and a sense of mass and weight. This style emerged in the mid-20th century as a response to the sleekness and polish of modernist art, aiming to convey a sense of power, strength, and honesty through its bold and brutal forms.