In the weightless environment of space, a unique form of sculpture art emerges, using paint as a medium to create sculptures. In this zero-gravity environment, These sculptures can take on unique forms and shapes that seem to defy the laws of physics. Without the influence of gravity, the paint behaves differently, floating and spreading in unexpected ways. The microgravity environment allows the paint to form into graceful arcs and curves, creating a fluid and dynamic composition. The paint adheres to the surface it comes into contact with, creating a three-dimensional structure. This type of style is one of the first concepts by Godwits and offers an exciting medium for artistic expression, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in traditional art forms by using software in digital art. Godwits wants the viewers to see how the fluid dynamics of paint are completely different from what artists are used to on Earth. In Zero-Gravity, The paint floats freely in the air, forming delicate and intricate patterns, and it can be molded and shaped using special tools or even the artist's breath. The artist must work carefully, using their body movements to control the direction and flow of the paint, and must be mindful of any residual momentum that could disrupt the delicate shapes they are forming. The ethereal beauty of these sculptures is a testament to the power of human creativity and imagination. To experience paint & sculptures in zero gravity is to be transported to a strange and wondrous world, a unique representation of the intersection of art and science, showcasing the beauty and majesty of microgravity in a way that is both aesthetically and scientifically delightful.