Innovative raw materials and their plastic potential as an entrance to enrich the stereoscopic sculptural works for art education students

With the modern scientific changes and the accompanying progress in the various industrial fields, the thought of the contemporary sculptor was affected by the discoveries and scientific theories reached by scientists in various fields that had a clear impact on changing the traditional and previous theory about life, so they used new raw materials that were not used before. In the field of sculpture, such as plastics, plastics, vinyl, acrylic, polyester, fiberglass, glass and some other industrial materials that were created thanks to modern technology. So the sculptor has a lot of new materials that differ in their characteristics and shapes, in addition to other natural materials that allow him to experiment with raw materials, as the art of sculpture is one of the fertile fields for practicing experimentation in raw materials, due to the diversity of the aesthetics of this art that accepts development and the development of new and diverse materials, as it A very spacious art that can accommodate everything that is new. Therefore, the research deals with the possibility of benefiting from the newly developed raw materials and their plastic potentials to enrich the sculptural works of the students. The art of sculpture is one of the fertile fields for practicing experimentation in raw materials. All the restrictions that impede his creativity, so he expresses what is inside him as he sees it without restrictions, and as a result of technological progress and the tremendous development of new tools and materials, it was necessary to keep pace with the spirit of the times, respond to raw materials, and liberate from traditional patterns.