Finals Flashcards
Greek philosopher who said “You could not discover the limits of soul”
Heraclitus
soul-making cannot be defined
soul is beyond definition
metaphor is comprised of two Greek words
meta and phero
meaning of meta
above
meaning of phero
carry
an image or phrase that carries the reader above the literal sensory realm
metaphor
meaning of poieo
to be a maker of something
one way to understand with this is to imagine the universe as an immense dictionary
the poetry of psyche
we are co-creators in the soul-making process
co-creating
they hope that the viewer to recognize the images they copy
appropriation art
the deliberate borrowing of an image
appropriation art
exhibits an interest in innovating
installation
modern movement characterized by immersive, larger-than-life-works of art
installation art
a key attribute of installation art is its ability to physically interact with viewers
immersive
it allows them to sit, stand, or walk through it a distinctive capability not commonly found in more traditional forms of art
large-scale
unlike sculptures, paintings, and similar pieces, installations are usually planned with certain sites in mind
site-specific
is rooted in several different movements
influences
has been a common practice throughout history
appropriation
texere which means
to braid
it uses plant or any synthetic fibers in creating practical or decorative objects
textile arts
can also be form of natural pain relief
cross-stitch
it is a process of creating fabric from yarn
crocket
it is the crafts of fastening or attaching objects using stiches made
sewing
it is a fabric production method in which yarns are interlaced at right angles
weaving
a technique for handcrafting particularly in making durable lace
tatting
process of making footwear
shoemaking
openwork fabric, patterned with open holes in the work, made bymachine
lace
it is a form of textile-making which requires very few tools
macrome
designing and manufacture of hats
millinery
it is an art arrangement of colored thread strung between points to form an abstract geometric design
string art
emotional or intellectually energy or intensity
soul
is a sacred cloth woven by the t’boli people
t’nalak
during ________, an artisan will connect individual threads end to end
tembong
fibers used in weaving are harvested from the abaca tree and prepared in a process known as _______
kedungon
is done in the ikat-style, using beeswax and natural pigments
temogo
the final stage in the t’nalak process is
semaki
is used for ritual purposes
t’nalak
spirit of abaca
fu dalu
t’nalak weaving was practiced observed by women referred as?
dream weavers
distinguished from other tribal weaving by the intricate figures and patters said to depict the folklores
dagmay
is a multi-purpose headdress that can be worn in various ways
pis-siyabit
a handwoven headscarf from Basilan, Philippines
seputangan
a technique for making malong
inaul
also produced in looms throughout the province of Antique
Pina cloth
making is traditionally a home-based industry
jewelry
the foundation of drawing
line
may be natural or man-made
shapes
the lightness or darkness of a color
tone
has the strongest impact on our emotions
color
made by repeating or echoing the elements
pattern
the roughness or smoothness of a material
texture
the physical volume of shape
form
it is used to develop and inform the theme of a literary work
motif
used to represent something else
symbol
include lines in various forms
geometric motif
portray as direct replica of things
realistic or natural motif
these are simplified variations of natural or man-made objects
stylized motif
these are combinations of color, size, shape
abstract motif
illustrative representations
iconograms
pictorial representation
pictograms
topographical representations
cartograms
functional representations
diagrams
represent a concept
ideograms
conceptual representations like writing
logograms
are typographical representations
typograms
phonic representations
phonograms
