Elements of Arts PDF

ELEMENTS OF ARTS Presented by: GROUP 5  01 Objectives 02 Introduction on Elements of Arts Table of 03 Visual Art 04 Auditory Art Contents 05 Combined Art 06 Fusion, Overlapping & Interrelated Elements 07...

ELEMENTS OF ARTS Presented by: GROUP 5  01 Objectives 02 Introduction on Elements of Arts Table of 03 Visual Art 04 Auditory Art Contents 05 Combined Art 06 Fusion, Overlapping & Interrelated Elements 07 Graffiti, Poetry, Performance Art, & Digital Art 08 Conclusion Objectives Define and explain the different elements of art (visual, auditory, and combined) and their importance. Explain how different art forms can be mixed or combined to create new styles. Recognize examples of fusion in art and how it is used in performances and modern digital creations. Introduction on the Elements of Arts The elements of art are the fundamental building blocks that artists use to create their work. These are line, shape, form, space, color, value, and texture. These elements, used individually or in combination, create the visual impact and meaning of a work of art. T his can be divided into: Visual Arts, Auditory Arts, Combined Arts. Line A line is a continuous mark made on a surface, having length and direction. Lines can be straight, curved, thick, thin, jagged, smooth, etc., and they convey different feelings and emotions Example: A vertical line might suggest strength and stability, while a horizontal line might suggest calmness or rest. Example: Shape A shape is a two-dimensional area defined by lines or changes in color. Shapes can be geometric or organic Example: Geometric Shapes consist of: Triangle, Square, Cirlce, ec,. While organic shapes consist of: free-flowing, irregular shapes found in nature Example: Form Form is a three-dimensional shape, having height, width, and depth. Forms can be geometric or organic, and they occupy space. Sculptures primarily deal with form, but even in two-dimensional art, form can be implied through techniques like shading and perspective. Example: Cube, Sphere, anything that is 3-Dimensional that has height width and depth. Example: Space Space refers to the area around, within, and between objects in a work of art. There are 2 types of space that artist utilize to make their art have depth or be flat. Example: An artwork that consist of an arch that the artist wants you to focus with is the positive space and the background is the negative space. Example: Color Color is a powerful element, influencing mood and meaning. It has three main properties: hue (the pure color), saturation (the intensity or purity of the color), and value (the lightness or darkness of the color). Example: Imagine a bright, pure red. That is a hue. Think of a light grey (high value) compared to a dark grey (low value). That is a value. Consider a bright red (high saturation) versus a dull, pinkish-red (low saturation ). That is a saturation Value Value refers to the lightness or darkness of a color. Example: Think of a light grey (high value) compared to a dark grey (low value). That is a value Texture Texture refers to the surface quality of an object, how it feels or appears to feel. Texture can be actual (physical texture you can touch) or implied (visual texture that suggests a certain feel). Example: A painting of a fluffy cat. The actual texture of the canvas is smooth, but the implied texture, created through the artist's brushstrokes and use of color, suggests the softness and fluffiness of the cat's fur.  VISUAL ART Refers to the physical and tangible aspects that is primarily appreciated through the sense of sight There are 3 different art form of a Visual Arts, these include: 1. Fine Arts 2. Decorative Arts 3. Contemporary Arts  Fine Arts Fine arts is a creative art, whos product are appreciated primarily or solely for their imaginative, aesthetics, and intellectual content. It is an art form practised mainly for its aesthetic value and beauty rather than its funtional value. EXAMPLES OF FINE ARTS Painting Drawing Sculpture  Decorative Arts Decorative arts is the art concerned with the production of high quality objects that are both beautiful and useful.  EXAMPLES OF DECORATIVE ARTS Ceramics Jewelry Furniture  Contemporary Arts Due to the emergence of several artist with the new techniques in their creations, contemporary art was born. Contemporary arts is defined as all artworks that are produced in our present time. Usually, the aritist is still alive and still making works. EXAMPLES OF CONTEMPORARY ARTS Collage Performance Art Minimalist Art  AUDITORY ARTS Auditory art, or sound art, is a form of artistic expression that uses sound as its primary medium, incorporating practices like music, sound installations, and acoustic ecology. EXAMPLES Music Poetry Radio Plays Audiobooks/Podcast  Music Music a common form of auditory art, encompasses various genres, styles, and traditions, expressing ideas and emotions through rhythm, melody, harmony, and dynamics.  Poetry Poetry a common form of auditory art, encompasses various genres, styles, and traditions, expressing ideas and emotions through rhythm, melody, harmony, and dynamics.  Radio Plays Radio Plays dramas are non-visual performances that use dialogue, sound effects, and music to tell a story without visual elements. Audiobooks/Podcast Audiobooks and podcast are a form of auditory art, combining narration, sound design, and editing to enhance the listening experience.  COMBINED ARTS Combined arts refers to artistic works that blend multiple mediums, such as dance, poetry, theater, music, film, and visual arts, to create a new and exciting experience. EXAMPLES Dance Spoken Poetry Theater Films  Fusions, Overlapping, and Interrelated Elements ART FUSION Art fusion occurs when an artist (from any field – music, literature, architecture, fine art, design, graffiti, etc.) collaborates with a brand (of any kind – product, service, fashion, charity) to create a product, service, concept or ‘piece’ for the benefit of both parties and society as a whole. HISTORY Art fusion has proliferated over few past decades but examples of collaboration started way back in 1930's. At first, fine artists and fashion designers were the one to engage in art fusion. PHARRELI WILLIAMS X DOMEAU & PÉRÈS ART FUSION Art fusion also refers to the merging of different artistic styles, mediums, techniques, or cultural influences to create something new and unique. It's about breaking down traditional boundaries and exploring the possibilities that arise when different artistic worlds collide.  OVERLAPPING Overlapping objects, or placing some objects over (or in front of) others, unifies a drawing, enhances depth of field, and creates an aesthetically pleasing composition. INTERRELATED ELEMENTS Interrelated is used to describe two or more things that are closely connected to each other and may affect each other. It is used in situations in which two or more elements strongly influence each other or are closely linked to each other.  Examples of Fusion, Overlapping, and Interrelated Elements GRAFFITI is a modern visual art form that uses urban spaces to express culture, identity, creativity, and social messages. POETRY PERFORMANCE Poetry performance is a live presentation of poems, where the poet uses their voice and body to bring the words to life. It's more than just reading; it involves expressing the poem's emotions and meaning through tone, rhythm, and gestures. Often, performers add elements like music or movement to enhance the experience. The goal is to connect with the audience and make the poetry feel powerful and real. POETRY PERFORMANCE Examples : “Isang Magsasaka, Dalawang Panginoon” “Sa Pagitan Ka Natagpuan” by: Jonel Revistual by: Maimai Cantillano PERFORMANCE ART is a dynamic and expressive form of contemporary art that involves live performances for an audience. Unlike traditional visual arts such as painting or sculpture, performance art combines movement, sound, and interaction to create an impactful and often thought-provoking experience. Characteristics of Performance Art 1. Live and Time-Based 2. Uses Body as Medium 3. Interacts with the Audience PERFORMANCE ART Examples : Ballet Opera Musical Choir Drama Theatre DIGITAL ART Digital art is a form of artistic expression that is created using digital technology, such as computers, tablets, and specialized software. It encompasses a wide range of styles and techniques, including digital painting, 3D modeling, pixel art, and vector illustrations. Digital art allows artists to work with virtual tools that offer unlimited possibilities for editing, layering, and experimenting with colors and textures. Many digital artists use programs like Adobe Photoshop, Procreate, or Blender to create their works, making it easier to share and distribute their art online.  DIGITAL ART Artist: Jase Arquiza Champion - BFP CALABARZON 1st Runner-up Tagisan 37’s Digital Digital Artwork Poster Making Contest Champion - Quezon Dental Month Digital Poster Competition As technology continues to evolve, digital art is becoming more prominent in industries like entertainment, advertising, video games, and even NFT (non- fungible token) markets. CONCLUSION Visual, auditory, combined, and performance art forms are all important because they can enhances an artist's artistic expression and audience engagement. Visual art appeals directly to the sense of sight, conveying meaning through imagery and composition. Auditory art uses sound to evoke emotion and tell stories. Combined arts, like digital art or graffiti poetry performance, leverage the strengths of multiple senses. Performance art, in particular, transcends traditional mediums, using the artist's body and presence to engage the audience in a unique and immediate way. Each art form's shows importance to be able to show or express ideas, emotions, and experiences in alot of different ways. Thank You!