nonsculptural
- adjective
- /nɒnˈskʌlpʧərəl/
- The architect chose a nonsculptural approach, emphasizing straight lines and simple shapes.
Examples
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Unlike the ornate statues, the new monument is deliberately nonsculptural in its design.
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Her artwork is distinctly nonsculptural, focusing on painting rather than three-dimensional forms.
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This piece is nonsculptural.
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The artwork is entirely nonsculptural in nature.
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The architect chose a nonsculptural approach, emphasizing straight lines and simple shapes.
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Her artwork is distinctly nonsculptural, focusing on painting rather than three-dimensional forms.
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Unlike the ornate statues, the new monument is deliberately nonsculptural in its design.
Antonyms
How Sculptural
Surface Forms
Morphology
nonsculptural = sculptural (transparent) = non + sculpture + al
The adjective 'sculptural' is a regular formation (sculpture + -al) and 'non-' straightforwardly negates it, yielding 'not relating to sculpture'.
Etymology
Nonsculptural starts with non- meaning 'not' and the part sculpt from an old word meaning 'to carve', as you can see in sculpture. So nonsculptural describes something that is not carved or not like a sculpture.