At the same time the artist has created variety and visual interest by creating new forms where his circular shapes have overlapped. They all work together with none really standing out.
There is balance and unity in circular shapes and the colors used. All parts of the composition relate to and complement each other. In the following painting by Bob Straight, visual interest is enhanced by introducing dissimilar elements and spatial arrangements. Harmonious design requires that artists use variety to create visual interest within a logical sense of order, dynamic equilibrium. Informally artists may use the word baroque negatively to mean that a work is too elaborate, with too many details.) The result is that the viewer can't take the work in because the human brain rejects what it can't organize. (Baroque refers to a period in European art in which work was elaborately detailed. At the other extreme too much variety can result in a composition that is excessively baroque, or chaotic. The following day we will have a critique/discussion on these examples.Ī composition needs variety because the human brain will reject under-stimulating information. You will print a color image of one work by that artist and critique it in writing using the critique steps. This artist's work should also reflect the interest you have been writing about in your statement in some way. We will go to the library and each of you will find an artist working in sculpture or installation that employs your group's assigned strategy in their work. We will divide the class into groups and each group will be assigned one of the design strategies for this project. For the previous projects I have provided you with examples.
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