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The project is “ The Water”. The expected installation would be formed by three parts : a stone container which has a construction can response to the vibration around, the water in the stone container, and the projection of a drawing in the water. Here is a mode for how the stone container may look like [1] . I will use the technique of Chines landscape drawing to approach my final drawing which going to be projected in the exhibition place. | |||
When there is anyone walking around the installation, his or her steps will trigger the shaking of the container, thus leads the water wave in the container. And this wave will change visitor’s visual impression of the projecting drawing. | |||
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The animation is visible dynamic. It is constructed by motions which rely on the phi phenomenon. Animators create the illusion of moving by drawing frame by frame and try to get the ideal movement to support the narrative. Drawing or painting is different type of art media. They are physically still. We can only read static information from a drawing or a painting. But if we think “dynamic” in another way, drawing/painting and animation somehow relate on in a fundamental level. | The animation is visible dynamic. It is constructed by motions which rely on the phi phenomenon. Animators create the illusion of moving by drawing frame by frame and try to get the ideal movement to support the narrative. Drawing or painting is different type of art media. They are physically still. We can only read static information from a drawing or a painting. But if we think “dynamic” in another way, drawing/painting and animation somehow relate on in a fundamental level. | ||
People have found examples of attempts to capture the phenomenon of motion into a still drawing in paleolithic cave painting. The animals in the paintings are usually have multiple legs in superimposed positions to convey the perception of dynamic. The paleolithic cave painting reflect the ancients’ understanding of motion and the desire of recording movement, in addition, it may also hint the consciousness of drawing things lively. In the Chinese painting theory “The Six principles of Chinese painting”(古画品录) written by art historian Xie He from six centuries, points out the “Spirit Resonance” or vitality is the overall energy of a work of art, which in my understanding means the lively representation either or both on depicting the object or conveying the spirit of painter. Also, if we look at the action drawing, it presents a different meaning of “illusion of moving”. The physical act of painting becomes even more important than the final result of the work. The dynamic here refers to the emphasis of the act of drawing, the process of drawing or “The kinetic basis of drawing”( Philip Rawson, Drawing) | People have found examples of attempts to capture the phenomenon of motion into a still drawing in paleolithic cave painting. The animals in the paintings are usually have multiple legs in superimposed positions to convey the perception of dynamic. The paleolithic cave painting reflect the ancients’ understanding of motion and the desire of recording movement, in addition, it may also hint the consciousness of drawing things lively. In the Chinese painting theory “The Six principles of Chinese painting”(古画品录) written by art historian Xie He from six centuries, points out the “Spirit Resonance” or vitality is the overall energy of a work of art, which in my understanding means the lively representation either or both on depicting the object or conveying the spirit of painter. Also, if we look at the action drawing, it presents a different meaning of “illusion of moving”. The physical act of painting becomes even more important than the final result of the work. The dynamic here refers to the emphasis of the act of drawing, the process of drawing or “The kinetic basis of drawing”( Philip Rawson, Drawing) | ||
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Project
The project is “ The Water”. The expected installation would be formed by three parts : a stone container which has a construction can response to the vibration around, the water in the stone container, and the projection of a drawing in the water. Here is a mode for how the stone container may look like [1] . I will use the technique of Chines landscape drawing to approach my final drawing which going to be projected in the exhibition place. When there is anyone walking around the installation, his or her steps will trigger the shaking of the container, thus leads the water wave in the container. And this wave will change visitor’s visual impression of the projecting drawing.
Context
The animation is visible dynamic. It is constructed by motions which rely on the phi phenomenon. Animators create the illusion of moving by drawing frame by frame and try to get the ideal movement to support the narrative. Drawing or painting is different type of art media. They are physically still. We can only read static information from a drawing or a painting. But if we think “dynamic” in another way, drawing/painting and animation somehow relate on in a fundamental level.
People have found examples of attempts to capture the phenomenon of motion into a still drawing in paleolithic cave painting. The animals in the paintings are usually have multiple legs in superimposed positions to convey the perception of dynamic. The paleolithic cave painting reflect the ancients’ understanding of motion and the desire of recording movement, in addition, it may also hint the consciousness of drawing things lively. In the Chinese painting theory “The Six principles of Chinese painting”(古画品录) written by art historian Xie He from six centuries, points out the “Spirit Resonance” or vitality is the overall energy of a work of art, which in my understanding means the lively representation either or both on depicting the object or conveying the spirit of painter. Also, if we look at the action drawing, it presents a different meaning of “illusion of moving”. The physical act of painting becomes even more important than the final result of the work. The dynamic here refers to the emphasis of the act of drawing, the process of drawing or “The kinetic basis of drawing”( Philip Rawson, Drawing)