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    Casting sculpture , an art form of remarkable intricacy , encompasses a method of creating three-dimensional objects through the intricate process of pouring molten material into molds. This technique stands in stark contrast to subtractive sculpture, where artists chisel or carve away material from a solid mass, as casting enables the replication of intricate details and complex forms with unparalleled precision. The process begins with the construction of a mold, often crafted from materials like plaster, silicone, or rubber, which captures the desired shape and texture of the envisioned sculpture. A pivotal aspect of casting sculpture lies in selecting the ideal casting material. Traditionally, metals such as bronze, brass, or aluminum have been favored for their enduring qualities and malleability when subjected to high temperatures. However, modern casting artists also explore innovative materials like resin, glass, and even concrete to achieve unique-visual and tactile effec