MODELLING AND SCULPTURE
Modelling and sculpture are currently undergoing a period of experimentation as artists explore new techniques and materials, pushing the boundaries of traditional approaches to create innovative and unique works of art. Through a combination of technical skill, artistic vision, and an understanding of anatomy, sculptors bring their ideas to life by shaping, cutting, and molding materials like clay, wax, stone, metal, or wood, resulting in a tangible representation of their vision that balances positive form and negative space. Sculpture also invites a dialogue between the artist and the viewer, creating an interactive experience that allows for multiple interpretations and perspectives.
Modelling and Sculpture (B.F.A)
Number of Seats Discipline wise: 10
4 years full time Specialization Course Main studies at
- Antique Study
- Life Study
- Head Study
- Portrait
- Relief
- Composition
- Moulding and Casting (Bronze and Fiber Glass casting)
- Stone Carving
- Direct Plaster
- Clay Modelling
- Glass Sculpture
- Wood Carving
- Terracotta
- Repousse (embossing)
- Mixed Media
Modelling and Sculpture (M.F.A)
Number of Seats Discipline wise: 10
2 years full time Specialization Course Main studies at
- Creative sculpture
- Metal Casting
- Stone Sculpture
- Ceramic Sculpture
- Monumental sculpture
- Environmental sculpture
- Multidisciplinary work
- Dissertation
Faculty Members
Shri. Akhil Chandra Das
Assistant Professor (In-Charge)
Shri. Tanmay Banerjee
Assistant Professor
Shri. Pradip Mondal
Assistant Professor
Shri. Mrinal Kanti Gayen
Assistant Professor
Shri. Partha Protim Gayen
Assistant Professor