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Abstract Sculptures For Sale

Discover our selection of abstract sculptures for sale online today. Choose to buy or rent from a range of limited-edition contemporary abstract sculptures by leading artists from around the world.

Our collection includes everything from showstopping outdoor pieces to exquisite smaller artworks perfect for wall hanging or indoor display. Whether you’re looking for earthy wooden sculptures, architectural, or expressive work, our curated selection of modern abstract art is constantly renewed with the most sought-after sculptural work from contemporary artists.

Explore our selection of ceramic sculptures for a contemporary twist on a traditional material—everything from modern busts to abstract forms and playful figures.

Or, for a more modern approach, discover our metal sculptures, which showcase dynamic, shifting shapes, geometric forms and innovative designs. Explore, buy and enjoy abstract sculptures online on Rise Art.

Exploring Abstract Sculpture: Styles and Materials

Emerging in the early 20th century, abstract sculpture broke from tradition, prioritising dislocated forms, expressive texture, and playful attitudes to space over literal representation. Abstract sculpture can encompass various styles—you can explore geometric, minimalist, and organic abstract sculptures, alongside kinetic works that introduce movement into sculpture.

In the 1960s and 1970s, artists like Sol LeWitt and Anne Truitt focused on clean lines and modular forms, while Dan Flavin introduced mixed-media like fluorescent light to the minimalist movement. Trailblazing artists like Barbara Hepworth incorporated biomorphic forms, embracing a fluidity inspired by nature and the body. Alexander Calder introduced movement to abstract sculpture through his renowned mobiles. You can explore some of Calder’s rare prints here on Rise Art.

Materials shape both the appearance and perception of abstract sculpture. Metal, wood, ceramic abstract sculptures offer distinct visual qualities. Metal often creates sleek, modern, geometric or architectural forms. Wood’s natural grain enhances organic, tactile designs. Ceramic sculptures bridge traditional craftsmanship with contemporary expression, adaptable to both minimalist and decorative forms.

Meet the Artists: Contemporary Abstract Sculptors

Nicola Beattie, employs traditional materials like wood and stone to explore the archaeology of Wales, where she grew up. Artworks, such as Silence (2021), exemplify the close relationships between abstract sculpture and the natural world, architecture, and psychology. This sculpture is both delicate and monumental, feeling distinctly contemporary while referencing an architectural history.

Gareth Griffiths draws inspiration from futurist architectural styles, with an emphasis on fluid lines, abstracted forms and a Space Age aesthetic. Each of Griffiths’s sculptures is made using vibrant planes of metal which rise into the air, such as Las Bajas (2024), which creates curves and contours that carve out space in the air.

Sculptor Jean Luc LaCroix creates captivating humanoid figures from discarded metal parts. His whimsical sculptures, such as Savanna (2024), combine sleek chrome with playful poses and a strong sense of motion. LaCroix's work challenges the perception of industrial waste, transforming it into dynamic, thought-provoking art.

How to Choose and Display Abstract Sculptures

Choose abstract sculptures based on size, material, and style to suit your space. Large pieces create focal points, while smaller ones act as accents. Metal and stone complement modern or industrial interiors, while wood and ceramic harmonise with a more natural environment. Position sculptures on pedestals, shelves, or tables for impact. Maintain them by dusting regularly and using suitable cleaners for each material to preserve their appearance.

Explore and purchase exquisite abstract sculptures online at Rise Art. Get inspired with our expert Guide to Sculpture.

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    Cerveau de Neptune by Eloïse Baro
    Cerveau de Neptune
    Sculpture - 91x61 cm
    Octopus IV by Delphine Grandvaux
    Octopus IV
    Sculpture - 110x35 cm
    Diaphaneity IV by Tracy Nicholls
    Diaphaneity IV
    Sculpture - 24x50 cmRent for $230 /mo
    TERRE PAYSAGE 17 by Michèle Jarnoux
    TERRE PAYSAGE 17
    Sculpture - 18x32 cm
    Landscape by Michèle Jarnoux
    Landscape
    Sculpture - 22x26 cm
    Sorrento by Gareth Griffiths
    Sorrento
    Sculpture - 82x54 cm
    Amitabha by Sophie Bocher
    Amitabha
    Sculpture - 15x13 cm
    Vibration III by Delphine Grandvaux
    Vibration III
    Sculpture - 240x40 cm
    Birth of the elements
    Sculpture - 85x40 cm
    Kalk Bay
    Sculpture - 78x41 cmRent for $225 /mo
    OGM
    Sculpture - 17x17 cm
    Regarde !
    Sculpture - 190x21 cm
    Streamer 50
    Sculpture - 45x40 cm
    Alive Cubes
    Sculpture - 100x100 cm
    Arbre II
    Sculpture - 100x25 cm
    Flow No.1
    Sculpture - 28x48 cm
    Affrescho I
    Sculpture - 20x22 cm
    The origine of the light
    Sculpture - 92x35 cm
    Noite (Night)
    Sculpture - 50x35 cm
    Mulholand
    Sculpture - 61x35 cm
    Citadel
    Sculpture - 31x31 cm
    Co-dependent
    Sculpture - 35x29 cm
    Sculptosaure
    Sculpture - 25x30 cm
    Glow
    Sculpture - 5x7 cmRent for $53 /mo
    Relax
    Sculpture - 13x53 cm
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