Shape

Question 1

It is a two-dimensional work.

Answer 1

Shape

Question 2

4 types of Shapes

Answer 2

1. Geometric Shapes
2. Organic Shapes
3. Abstract Shapes
4. Nonrepresentational Shapes

Question 3

These are straight lines or curved ones that progress evenly.

Answer 3

Geometric Shapes

Question 4

These are uneven curves that re sometimes called Naturalistic or Biomorphic.

Answer 4

Organic Shapes

Question 5

They are representational shapes that have been simplified.

Answer 5

Abstract Shapes

Question 6

It doesn’t meant to anything we can see in the real world. It is sometimes called Nonobjective or totally abstract.

Answer 6

Nonrepresentational Shapes

Question 7

It is a three-dimensional work.

Answer 7

Form

Question 8

2 types of Form

Answer 8

1. Real Form

2. Simulated/Virtual Form

Question 9

It refers to sculptures that takes up three/dimensional space.

Answer 9

Real Form

Question 10

It refers to illusionistic art where artists use light and shadow effects to create the illusion of three-dimensional form.

Answer 10

Simulated/Virtual Form

Question 11

French word for the phrase, “to fool the eye”

Answer 11

Trompe l’oiel

Question 12

Example of Real form art

Answer 12

Bernar Venet, “Acute Unequal Angles” (2016)

Question 13

Example of Simulated/Virtual Form

Answer 13

Br. Andrea Pozzo, SJ, “Apotheosis of St. Ignatius” (1694)

Question 14

It is the field of action on which all artists do battle or an area which an artwork is organized and allows it to be perceived as a whole.

Answer 14

Space

Question 15

3 types of space

Answer 15

1. Planar Space
2. Three-dimensional Space
3. Flexible Space

Question 16

It is found on a flat picture plane.

Answer 16

Planar Space

Question 17

It is occupied by an artwork with volume.

Answer 17

Three-dimensional Space

Question 18

It is used in performance, installation, and multimedia art.

Answer 18

Flexible Space

Question 19

Example of Planar Space

Answer 19

Wassily Kandinsky, “Autumn Landscape with Boats” (1908)

Question 20

Example of Three-Dimensional Space

Answer 20

Alberto Glacometti, “The Dog” (1951)

Question 21

Example of Flexible Space

Answer 21

Damian Ortega, “Controller of the Universe” (2007)

Question 22

It is an emblem of the sun which is the primal source of light and energy.

Answer 22

Circle or Disc

Question 23

It signifies the interactive dualism or dialectics which is the idea of opposites.

Answer 23

Yin-Yang

Question 24

A geometric shape used as an aid to mental concentration and meditation.

Answer 24

Mandala

Question 25

3 basic principles of Mandala

Answer 25

1. Center
2. Symmetry
3. Cardinal Points

Question 26

A six-pointed stars and a ceramic with turquoise and cobalt glaze from the Ikhanid period in Iran, Nishapur.

Answer 26

Molded Tile Panel (13th-14th Century)

Question 27

It is a design from China, which is the important influence on Islamic art.

Answer 27

Lotus

Question 28

These are complex shapes with no set of pattern.

Answer 28

Irregular Shapes

Question 29

These are nature-based shapes and also irregular shapes.

Answer 29

Organic or Biomorphic

Question 30

4 geometric shapes that determines if a shape is regular

Answer 30

1. Quadrilateral
2. Circle
3. Triangle
4. Polygon

Question 31

It is where monuments raised or on the ground that is surrounded by an empty area.

Answer 31

Buffer

Question 32

It refers to the space occupied by an object, the subject of a planar work, or of a body in motion.

Answer 32

Positive Space

Question 33

It refers to the void in between the subject and around the subject.

Answer 33

Negative Space

Question 34

These are open spaces that were as important as the spaces occupied by buildings.

Answer 34

Plazas