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• Motif - most basic unit or the smallest unit of pattern.
• Motif - most basic unit with the help of which a design or a composition is made.
• Motif - repeated in different ways to create patterns and these patterns are repeated to create a design
• Motif - often inspired from nature and are also closely linked to natural, cultural, religious and socio economic factors prevailing in any society.
• GEOMETRIC MOTIF - These motifs include lines in various forms, such as vertical, horizontal, diagonal and curved
• GEOMETRIC MOTIF - Theyformfabricdesigns, such as stripes
• REALISTIC OR NATURAL MOTIFS - They portray as direct replicaof thingsas they exist innature, such as flowersontrees,animals in jungle, human figure andothernaturalthings.
• STYLIZED MOTIFS - Theseare simplified variations ofnaturalorman-madeobjects thatarenolongerrecognizable.
• STYLIZED MOTIFS - These motifs are full of creativity,astheyaretheresult ofadesigner’sinterpretationof naturally existing things. Obtainedbyrearranging
• ABSTRACT MOTIFS - These are combinations of color,size,andshapewithout relationshiptonaturalorman madeobjects.
• ABSTRACT MOTIFS - impliesanelementof impression and a greater freedomthanisfoundinmost geometricdesigns.
• ABSTRACT MOTIFS - This type of design is used in modern art.
• Ethnic Art - This means native or indigenous Philippine design. This kind of art is influenced by our Southeast-Asian neighbors.
• Ethnic Art - has curvilinear and linear patterns or designs.
• made by the hands of the common people where the materials are crafted together that the process itself is also an art form.
• Folk Art - The quality and style of this products reflect the way of life of the makers.
• Sanskrit(India) in origin. - The Naga design is said to be
• The Serpent Demon of Naga - This art has a counterpart in Indonesia as dragons or mythical serpents.
• The Serpent Demon of Naga - The form of an elaborate mythical serpent with a vigorous S-curve and numerous curvilinear motifs to suggest its scales.
• Sarimanok - A cultural symbol of Mindanao, and is highly regarded throughout the country
• Sarimanok - It isdepictedas a fowl withcolorful wingsand featheredtail,holdingafishonitsbeakortalons.It issaidtobeasymbolofgoodfortune
• Tattoo Art - a symbol of rank, and is believed to have magical properties.
• Prince Giolo - a tattooed tribal man was purchased as a slave in Mindanao
• Apo Whang-Od - from Kalinga proves that the art of Filipino tattoos remains steadfast against the modernized age
• pottery ManunggulJar - This largeburial jar, featurestwo men rowing aboat, suggesting thebeliefof the earlyFilipinos in an after life that one reaches after crossing amythical body of water.
• WoodCarving - often found in pairs to signify the value of fertility.
• Bulul - The Cordillera group scarveani to figures
• IMPROVISATION - act of creating something spontaneously without preparation.
• IMPROVISATION - associated with creativity and the ability to add value in a fast moving situation.
• Contact Improvisation - improvised dance form is based on the Communicationbetweentwomovingbodies that are in physical contact and their combined relationshipt
• Improvisation in Theatre - The playing of dramatic scenes without written dialogue and with minimal or no predetermined dramatic activity.
• Music Improvisation - The act of creating and playing new music without preparing it in advance.
• dell’arte - theatrical form known as
• Soul and Space - The art that brings people in spaces where they live, work, and others.
• Torogan - which literally translates as "a place for sleeping
• Torogan - house of elite members of the Maranao tribe
• Torogan - As the house of the datu or sultan, it is a symbol of status and leadership
• panolong sa torogan - carved beam
• fale - one-roomhouse of commonly known to them
• Bale - The Ifugao houses usually similar in architectural designs but they differ in decorativedetailsdependingonthetribes.