Textile sculptures are three-dimensional artworks created using fabric and other textile materials. Artists manipulate these materials through techniques like sewing, weaving, and stuffing to form shapes and structures. This medium allows for a wide range of textures, colors, and forms, making each piece unique. These sculptures can be both abstract and representational, often exploring themes such as nature, identity, or cultural heritage. Artists like Faith Ringgold and El Anatsui have gained recognition for their innovative use of textiles, pushing the boundaries of traditional sculpture and expanding the definition of art.