schemas diagrammatic impressions

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1 digital schemas

2 schemas diagrammatic impressions

3 kandinsky analytic drawing

4 Kandinsky: yellow-red-blue no.314

5 learning by experience empirical investigation of visual principles diversity of individual approach step by step: analytical design process pictorial composition teaching students to see and think logically execute the work with care: calculation and intuition

6 analysis and application skills and principles utilized in painting other arts practical design structural relationships among objects simplification, analysis, transformation ideal approach to drawing vs. technical

7 hidden forces not the external appearance of an object constructive elements the laws that govern forces = tensions discovered in given objects and of their logical construction perceiving the abstract, essential form undistracted by secondary aspects or insignificant features

8 structural laws principles of equilibrium parallel construction major contrasts

9 parallelism and contrast equilibrium of vertical and diagonal accents diagonal slightly predominant non-static balance horizontal or only vertical or diagonal elements represented emphasized according to their importance repetition, length, weight of lines

10 still life as source not expressive of a life-style (like cubists) suggests spirit of bauhaus (but not intention) objects in the workshop clear axial and geometric relationships non-functional arrangement frontal or sideways two-dimensional, linear, abstract design

11 photograph of a typical still-life construction 1929

12 different stages of analysis

13 analytical drawing of the first stage with schema

14 analytical drawing with schemata

15 analytical drawing of the second stage with schema

16 analytical drawing of the second stage with schema

17 analytical drawing with tensions translated into zones of color

18 principal tension overlaid with a network of secondary tensions

19 three layered works: representation - geometric network - tension diagram

20 tranlsation: analytical drawing of the third stage with schema

21 Kandinsky: above overall schema; below construction variations

22 schema diagrams

23 schema schema, n., pl. schemata. a diagram; plan; scheme. a representation of a plan or theory in the form of an outline or model ORIGIN late 18th cent.(as a term in philosophy): from Greek skh!ma form, figure. schematic adj. having to do with or like a diagram, plan, or scheme; diagrammatic: suggested or modified by a preconceived system.

24 diagram A plan, sketch, drawing, or outline designed to demonstrate or explain how something works or to clarify the relationship between the parts of a whole. Mathematics. A graphic representation of an algebraic or geometric relationship. A chart or graph. To indicate or represent by or as if by a diagram. [Latin diagramma, figure, from Greek, a figure worked out by lines, plan, from diagraphein, to mark out, delineate: dia-, dia- + graphein, to write] diagrammable adj. diagrammatic or diagrammatical adj. diagrammatically adv. Synonyms: big picture, blueprint, chart, description, design, draft, figure, floor plan, game, game plan, layout, outline, plan, representation, rough draft, sketch

25 Kandinsky: graphic diagrams as translations of momentary movements

26 Gret Palucca ( )

27 a leap by the dancer Palucca and a diagram (schema) by Kandinsky

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29 Palucca and a schema by Kandinsky

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32 orthogonal schema

33 orthogonal grid orthogonal 1 a : intersecting or lying at right angles b : having perpendicular slopes or tangents at the point of intersection <orthogonal curves> 2 : having a sum of products or an integral that is zero or sometimes one under specified conditions: as a of real-valued functions : having the integral of the product of each pair of functions over a specific interval equal to zero b of vectors : having the scalar product equal to zero c of a square matrix : having the sum of products of corresponding elements in any two rows or any two columns equal to one if the rows or columns are the same and equal to zero otherwise : having a transpose with which the product equals the identity matrix 3 of a linear transformation : having a matrix that is orthogonal : preserving length and distance 4 : composed of mutually orthogonal elements <an orthogonal basis of a vector space> 5 : statistically independent grid 2 a (1) : a perforated or ridged metal plate used as a conductor in a storage battery (2) : an electrode consisting of a mesh or a spiral of fine wire in an electron tube (3) : a network of conductors for distribution of electric power; also : a network of radio or television stations b : a network of uniformly spaced horizontal and perpendicular lines (as for locating points on a map); also : something resembling such a network <a road grid> c : GRIDIRON 3; broadly : FOOTBALL 3 : the starting positions of cars on a racecourse 4 : a device in a photocomposer on which are located the characters to be exposed as the text is composed

34 rotational schema

35 rotation(al) the action of rotating around an axis or center (also crop rotation) the action or system of rotating crops. Forestry the cycle of planting, felling, and replanting. the passing of a privilege or responsibility from one member of a group to another in a regularly recurring succession a tour of duty, esp. by a medical practitioner in training. Mathematics the conceptual operation of turning a system around an axis. Mathematics another term for curl (sense 2). DERIVATIVES rotational adjective rotationally adverb ORIGIN mid 16th cent.: from Latin rotatio(n-), from the verb rotare (see rotate ).

36 work by Kamol Jangkamolkulchai, Cranbrook Studio 1992

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44 tension schema

45 tension stretching a stretched condition a strained condition stress caused by the action of a pulling force a device to control the pull or strain on something

46 demonstrating the principle of tension

47 two points: forces

48 triangular forces

49 square: internal forces

50 tension between curvilinear armature and interpretive forces

51 tension between straight, angled, curved, thick, thin

52 trace overlays: free depiction of planes & free curves

53 Libeskind: Chamber Works

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55 figurative schema

56 figurative adj. departing from a literal use of words; metaphorical (of an artist or work of art) representing forms that are recognizably derived from life. ORIGIN Middle English : from late Latin figurativus, from figurare to form or fashion, from figura (see figure). synonym: metaphorical, nonliteral, symbolic, allegorical, representative, emblematic. antonym: literal.

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58 digital space capture - figurative schema

59 source image

60 source and schemas

61 schema diagrams

62 Kelly Bair. Laboratory for the Poetic Imagination

63 source image

64 combination schema