0 present participle of sculpt
1 to create solid objects that represent a thing, person, idea, etc. out of a material such as wood, clay, metal, or stone:
Like sculpting hands you must work the substance to find its essential form.
The player always has the sense of reaching in and sculpting aspects of the output sound, even as the hands sculpt the instrumental technique. 10.
Musical form is created by sculpting a shapeless, random mass of sound.
On his left, he wields the compass and square of architecture and the tools of sculpting and painting - hammer, inkpot and quill - and a painting.
For example sculpting renders two events equivalent, or synchronized, after all states distinguishing them have been removed.
In this harmonically very unpretentious movement the composer achieves genuine poetry through understatement and delicate sculpting, especially of the sinuous line for solo alto.
He envisioned lines of sounds turning around the listener like arabesques - sound sculpting in space - today realised through multi-channel techniques and diffusion.
For example, the mimicking of manual human action, such as sketching or sculpting as an interaction model, while compelling, is unsuitable for design space exploration.
