Low relief - when the sculptural qualities of a object or plane are close to the plane's surface.
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| Frank Stella - Severinda |
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| Frank Stella - Jerdon’s Courser |
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| Eva Hesse |
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| Eva Hesse - Whip Stitch |
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| Lee Bontecou - Untitled |
High relief - when an object or plane has qualities that are extreme in height difference to a plane's surface.
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| Andy Goldsworthy - Ice Star |
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| Andy Goldsworthy - Stone Tower |
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| Niki De St. Phalle - Exposition |
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| Cesar Baldiccini |
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| Cesar Baldicinni |
Primary - the outline of a shape or object.
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| Sol Lewitt - Modular Grid |
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| Robert Irwin - Red Drawing |
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| Benedict Carpenter - Untitled |
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| Benedict Carpenter - Untitled |
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| Tony Cragg - Red Square 1 |
Secondary Contours - lines that are not the outermost lines on a shape or object.
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| Tony Cragg - Outspan |
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| Richard Deacon - What Could Make Me Feel This Way A |
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| Richard Deacon - You |
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| Jim Gary - Garysaurus |
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| Richard Sweeney - Light Modulator |
Volume - the space that the object can hold
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| Louise Bourgeois - Blooming Janus |
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| Michael Combs - Ecstacy of St. Theresa |
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| L'Oriano Galloni - Voice I |
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| Augusto Esquivel - Candy Ball |
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| Wang Keping - Idol |
Activated Space - The space controlled or energized by a 3D piece.
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| Mary Shaffer - New Blue Curtain |
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| Jaume Plensa - MAMAC |
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| Jaume Plensa - Meijer Gardens |
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| Matthew Brannon - Tour Guide |
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| Ruth Borgenicht - Colorful Box |
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