Sculptor

Visas for Sculptor

Main tasks

• Communicates impressions and ideas by carving or modelling materials, or assembling found and manufactured materials
• Develops artistic concepts or ideas by exploring themes, researching and sketching
• Chooses materials such as marble, bronze, clay, wood, stone, metal or a combination of different materials depending on the desired outcome
• Uses techniques such as modelling, moulding or casting, to build up layers or shapes
• Uses tools such as chisels, hammers, rasps, files and drills, for carving or cutting away material
• Refines the surfaces of the sculptures using sandpaper or polishing tools to achieve the desired smoothness or texture
• Creates large scale, site-specific artworks (installations) that transform spaces using diverse materials and elements, including sculpture, light, sound, video or found objects, to create immersive and interactive experiences for viewers
• Collaborates with Architects, engineers or installation specialists to ensure proper installation and structural integrity
• May consider placement and display of their artwork, with smaller sculptures on pedestals or plinths, and larger works requiring installation in public spaces, gardens or galleries

State nomination

Each state nominates different occupations for the 190 and 491 visas.