Marc Chagall's sculptures extend the artist's dreamlike, vibrant style into three-dimensional works, combining elements of fantasy, folklore and emotion. Known for his surreal and symbolic approach, Chagall's sculptures often feature fluid, organic shapes that evoke a sense of movement and whimsy, much like his paintings. His works explore themes of love, spirituality and memory, using materials like bronze, ceramic and glass to create dynamic, tactile representations of his colourful visions.