The Sculpture program aims to train dynamic, sensitive sculptors who are committed to their community and who can make creative contributions through innovative proposals capable of positively transforming the social, cultural, and local environment.

We consider creativity and curiosity to be our core values, which will be continually refined so that, as a student, you can express your ideas with greater freedom. By creating dynamic spaces for dialogue and engagement with your work, you will be able to develop your creativity and hone your critical thinking skills, which will ultimately help you cultivate an ethical perspective on the world.

In teaching sculpture, we begin with the fundamentals of visual art—such as volume, form, rhythm, direction, and internal and external space—and work with a variety of materials, including wood, plaster, clay, natural materials, resins, latex, recycled materials, and more.

Throughout the program, you will explore—through exercises such as modeling the human figure and its interpretation, the forms of nature and their development, as well as the analysis of sculptural languages within art history—ways to acquire greater resources and knowledge for creating meaningful artistic works.

We also prepare you to take on the challenge of participating in interdisciplinary, artistic, or cultural projects—whether in urban settings or elsewhere—where you can contribute creatively with awareness and flexibility, which will strengthen your ability to engage in dialogue and coexist within the contexts in which you operate.

Field of Work

• Independent Artistic Creation
• Creation of art installations in urban, public, and private spaces
• Conducting research on aesthetics and visual communication
• Art Education and the Integration of Different Artistic Disciplines
• Interdisciplinary projects in various fields, both in the private and public sectors