Mobile Sculpture
Mobile sculpture refers to a type of art that consists of three-dimensional forms that are suspended and able to move freely in space. These sculptures are often balanced in a way that allows them to move or rotate with the slightest breeze or touch. Mobile sculptures are typically made from lightweight materials such as wire, wood, or metal, and are designed to create dynamic and ever-changing compositions as they move. This form of sculpture is often associated with artists such as Alexander Calder, who pioneered the use of balance and movement in art.