Conceptual Sculpture is a form of contemporary art that seeks to connect the artist's ideas and concepts with the physical world through sculpture. The artwork is often designed to challenge the viewer's assumptions and preconceptions, as well as to provoke thought and discussion about the art, its creation, and its meaning.

Conceptual Sculpture often incorporates non-traditional materials, techniques, and processes, as well as a variety of media, including sculpture, installation, photography, and video. The artist may also use text, sound, or performance to convey their ideas and concepts.

The focus of Conceptual Sculpture is not on the formal qualities of the artwork, such as its visual and tactile properties, but on the ideas behind the piece. The ultimate goal is to engage the viewer in a dialogue about the artwork, its meaning, and its relationship to the wider world. Through Conceptual Sculpture, artists aim to communicate their ideas, beliefs, and values in a dynamic and engaging way, inviting viewers to participate in their creative vision.