Modern materials, on the other hand, immediately announce their origin, purpose, design, and functionality, making the artist’s role more about finding the right context, story, or combination. In classical art, the struggle with materials was a crucial aspect of the artwork, and the artist’s skill was the key to success. However, in contemporary art, this skill is no longer a necessity. The author’s dictatorship has come to an end, and we can now say that the relationship has become equal and collaborative. It can also be argued that the artist often loses out to the material, and their role is now secondary, resembling that of a conductor rather than a craftsman or creator. In this context, the artistic concept often serves as a symbolic guide. The author’s primary responsibility is to organize and control the material, but they also face the risk of being overshadowed by the material and excluded from the work.