What processes are unique to twenty-first-century sculpture

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The traditional sculpture materials are specific to the older forms and processes. What materials and processes are unique to twenty-first-century sculpture? Choose ONE Contemporary material & an Artist that uses that material and talk about their process, how it differs from traditional methods, and how the final piece compares to traditional works. Is the work larger in scale, more or less detail?

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