A
sculpture garden is, obviously, a garden wherein one
plants and
grows sculptures. Most sculpture gardens begin with seeds cultivated from
mature sculptures, which are then
transported to be planted in widely dispersed
rows to allow for a great
deal of growth. Since sculptures are susceptive to a wide range of
cross-pollinations of
cultivars, it is virtually impossible to predict what sort of sculpture may grow from a given seed. Instances have been recorded of
classical baroque sculpture
seeds growing into neo-
Modernist pieces, sometimes even expressing
strains of schools as broad as
Brutalism and
Dadaism. Once
ripened, the young sculptures are shipped to
industrial parks and
university campuses around the
world, to assuage local aesthetic
hungers.
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