Objective
Introduction of "positive and negative space," introduction to "figure/ground" relationships such as "alternation," "figure/ground ambiguity," and "interpenetration.
Materia1s
Your choice of mark-making tools; biology paper (8 1/2 x 11) , an Exacto knife, four found objects, Small paint roller, acrylic paint .
Vocabulary
figure/ground relationship, interacting or integrated, alternation/ambiguity, interpenetration, positive/negative space, abstraction, non-objective
Concept-
Place - The American West, The Sonoran Desert, Phoeinx
History - Hohokum, Mexico, Cowboys ect.
Identity/ Culture - Religion, Hohokum, Mexico, Cowboys ect
Ecology- Animals, Plants, Land, Temperatures
b) Plan and execute a black and white composition (i.e., Stencils) that attempts to communicate placce. Your focus should be on effective definition of shape, use of symbols, figure/ground relationships, and impact on your intended viewers.
Ecology- Animals, Plants, Land, Temperatures
b) Plan and execute a black and white composition (i.e., Stencils) that attempts to communicate placce. Your focus should be on effective definition of shape, use of symbols, figure/ground relationships, and impact on your intended viewers.
