Is this just a test? Do some little fixes, move on to something new. Overall - I think I'd choose a direction if I were you. Doing something more with your lighting will help you get some more interesting shadows going on too. But in a museum setting (always think about your subject) - probably never a window right next to a piece, sculpture or painting.
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Windows are always awesome to get more interesting lighting - get highlights, volumetric lighting, etc.
You don't always need to see it, but maybe you get a hint of where an overhead light is - just playing with the lighting more. Stuff like that would help.Ī light source would be good too. Making the scene a little bigger, and rocking some DOF, and kinda making out some other sculptures in the background. Like there's usually an information card when you're looking at art, you could put that on the stand. And looking at your original comment and purpose, that might be how it is. Like a little crack somewhere, a paint drop, etc.Ĭompositionally its fairly bland and even, to be honest. But its an opportunity to do something more subtle then, too. And this is a museum feel to the piece, so that stuff is usually pretty well tended to, when you go to one in real life. You've got 4 materials, and a background, and everything's very very clean. Making it an abstract sculpture, or showing "the artist's" strokes on it. The sculpture is a little too simple, though some fine art rocks that simplicity, but I'd make it more detailed in some way.
I think its a good start, but overall a little too simplified.
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