Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
life-size sculpture
Noun
/laɪf saɪz ˈskʌlptʃər/

Definition
A life-size sculpture is an artwork that is created to be the same size as a human figure or object, giving it a realistic appearance.

Examples
- The artist unveiled her latest life-size sculpture of a historical figure at the gallery.
- Life-size sculptures are often used in museums to create a more immersive experience for visitors.
- The park features several life-size sculptures of animals that children love to play on.

Meaning
The term ‘life-size’ refers to an object that is made to actual or human dimensions, while ‘sculpture’ refers to the art of creating three-dimensional forms, often from materials like clay, stone, or metal.

Synonyms
- full-scale sculpture
- actual-size sculpture
- realistic sculpture