ElSayed, Mahmoud Mostafa

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Synthetic Materials Technology and Its Benefits in theDevelopment of Contemporary Sculpture FormationSkillsMahmoud Mostafa ElSayedAlexandria University, EgyptAbstractThe development of bio-chemistry led to the extraction of many industrialwastes such as polymers, which are used as sculpture materials instead of nat-ural substances. The different polymers include a variety of substances whichare characterized by elasticity. They are able to change their form and keeptheir new form at the effect of heat and pressure. Some of these substanceshave heat elasticity, as they become flexible if heated, and freeze when cooled.They can be easily re-shaped. There are other types which change into insolu-ble and non-melting solid materials when heated, which cannot return to theiroriginal form. In that case, they could not be re-shaped. Polymers representa great portion of these materials. This study would depend on making a re-search for the main properties of polymers which are commonly used in sculp-ture and duplication and then the possibility of adding the materials suitablefor use which can be more durable for sculpture works and can keep up withthe age of technology in which we live, especially the sculpture forms which canbe made, and are characterized by elasticity and mechanical potential to bear1064 Synnyt / Origins | 2 / 2019 | Abstractssevere collision , high temperature and resistant to deformation and bending.Problem of the Research: How can be benefit from the different materials inachieving the aesthetic concepts of a shaped sculptural work?KeywordsTechnology, Synthetic materials, Contemporary sculpture, Development skills.1065 Synnyt / Origins | 2 / 2019 | Abstracts

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