Sculpture and Site Specific Art Understanding 3 Dimensions.
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Transcript of Sculpture and Site Specific Art Understanding 3 Dimensions.
Space
This element is what separates 2D from 3D art Space actually exists in 3D works
3D space possesses height, width, and depth Other topics that accompany space
Volume & Mass Form vs Shape Negative space
Volume & Mass Volume
Volume is the space taken up by a solid You can say a work has volume if it is 3D
Mass Is a solid that occupies a three-dimensional
volume It must be measured in terms of height, width, and
depth The difference between shape and mass is the
difference between a square and a cube
Negative Space
Empty space that acquires a sense of volume and form by means of the outline or frame that surrounds them
Sculpture
3D art Two large categories
Subtractive Take away from the material
Wood, stone, clay, etc…
Additive Add more and more material
Clay, plaster, wax, etc…
Materials There are traditional materials such as clay, metal,
stone, wood, etc… However, anything can be a sculptural material…
even people
Sculpture Techniques Carving
Start with a block of material and cut portions away to create final work
Wood, clay, stone, wax, etc…
Sculpture Techniques Modeling
Shaping material into a 3D form
Can be done by hand or by tools
Clay, wax, etc…
Sculpture Techniques Casting
Liquid material poured into a mold
Mold making Metal, wax, resin,
plastics, plaster, clay, etc…
Other Techniques/Types of Sculpture Constructed
Sculpture constructed from materials such as metal, cardboard, wire, etc…
Other Techniques/Types of Sculpture Assemblage
Typically found objects or other preexisting objects assembled together to create a work of sculpture
Other Techniques/Types of Sculpture Readymades
Like a found object assemblage, but no assembly required
Marcel Duchamp
Other Techniques/Types of Sculpture Light
Light as a sculptural medium
Could be found lighting and arranged aesthetically
Could be custom lighting
Types of Clays Earthenware
Porous clay fired to low temperatures Stoneware
Impermeable to water b/c fired to high temperatures
Porcelain Smooth-textured clay that becomes virtually
translucent and glossy when fired Fired to highest temperatures
Reduction & Oxidation http://digitalfire.com/4sight/glossary/r.html
Pit Firing & Handbuilding http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AhX1Mhv
AG8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1zrTO1KYh
Qs&feature=related
Throwing on the Wheel http://www.youtube.com/user/youdanxxx#p/u/
8/0IOEAOeyFLU
Tang Dynasty
8th Century China
sancai technique—Three colored glaze
Notkin, RichardCube Skull Teapot: Tea, Blood and Opium, Yixing Series2002
Ruth DuckworthNo. 789603, 2003
Bella Artes