Overview
- Choose an example of a three-dimensional work of art to analyze.
- The example you choose to analyze must be a three-dimensional, physical work. You can choose any form of sculpture discussed in chapter three, for example full round, relief, linear, pottery, mobiles, figurines, etc..
- Analyze your chosen example of three-dimensional art using the outline below, which is similar to the one on page 83 of the textbook.
- In your analysis discuss; what is it? how it is put together? your examples dimensionality (full round, relief, linear); methods of execution, compositional elements like scale, mass, line, negative space, focal points, etc.
- Discuss; how the example stimulates the senses?
- Discuss why you chose this example.
- Provide a photo of your example to enhance the discussion about your analysis
| Elements and Principles | Critical Analysis |
What is it? Dimensionality: | |
Method of execution: Texture | |
Scale Mass Line Use of Negative space Focal Point |