Alberto Giacometti favored sculpture over painting, as he believed three-dimensional forms better expressed his existential themes and the human condition. Although he initially pursued painting, he found greater fulfillment in the tactile and spatial qualities of sculpture, which allowed him to explore depth and perception. His iconic elongated figures in sculpture exemplify his commitment to this medium. Ultimately, while he appreciated both forms of art, sculpture was his primary means of expression.
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