Oceanic Sculpture
Oceanic Sculpture refers to three-dimensional artworks created by artists from various Oceanic cultures, including but not limited to those from Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and the Pacific Islands. These sculptures often depict figures from mythology, ancestral spirits, animals, and various cultural symbols. They are typically made from materials such as wood, stone, bone, and shell, and may be used for ceremonial, religious, or decorative purposes. Oceanic Sculpture reflects the diverse traditions, beliefs, and artistic styles of the indigenous peoples of Oceania.