How can form be experienced in a sculpture?

By viewing it from all sides

The correct answer is A: by viewing the sculpture from all sides. Form means the three-dimensional presence of an artwork—its height, width, depth, volume, and occupation of real space. A sculpture cannot be understood completely from one frontal view because some contours, surfaces, spaces, and structural relationships may be hidden. Walking around it or observing it from the front, back, sides, and above reveals how its shape changes with the viewpoint. Reading the title may provide information about the subject, but it does not show the physical form. The smell of paper is unrelated, and hearing a sound is not the normal visual method for examining sculptural form. A careful learner should notice silhouette, balance, mass, openings, surface, and the way light falls from different angles. Memory cue: a flat picture is mainly viewed from one face, but a sculpture has many faces and must be explored in space.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Form.