artapp

• Soulmaking / Artmaking


  Primarily based on drawing out or depicting the experiences and practices in an individual and transforming these into images a painting, sculpture, composition, a product.
• Soulmaking


  Exploration adn application of the imagination in an active way
• Soulmaking


  Imagination or inspiration to connect our soul
• Soulmaking Categories:

  • Crafting images
  • Crafting stories
  • Crafting instruments
  • Craftign movements
• Crafting Techniques


  Mindulness and Switching off
• Mindfulness


  Mental state achieved by focusiong one's awarenes on the present moment while calmly acknowledging and accepting ones feelings, thoughts, and bnodily sensations used as a theraputic technique
• Switching off


  Allowing our mind into a peacefull state, as it does whjen creating and crafting is essential to our well being
• Curiosita


  Unrelenting quest for continious and constant learning in life
• Dimonstrazione


  Testing knowledge by expereience, persistence, and willingness to learn from mistakes
• Sensazione


  CONTINUAL REFINEMENT OF THE SENSE
• sFUMATO


  Willingness to embrace paradox, ambiguity, and uncertainty
• Scienza


  Balance between science and art, logic, and imagination
• Corpolarita


  Cultivating grace, ambidexterity, fitness, and poise
• Connessione


  Recognition and appreciation that all things and phenomena are intereconnected
• Appropriation


  Practice of artist using pre-existing objects or images in their art with little transformation of the original by Salvador Dali
• Ownership


  Generally pertains to the general right of a person or an individual to control and object purchased or in his possession by Corporight laws
• Appropriation


  Using another's artwork in artist's new concept
• Appropriation


  Does not seek to deceive the viewers of the new art piece for there is no prohibition to bring the original message and intention of the artwork; rather it is merely establishing the original art piece in a new "light" or content.
• 2 ways to appropriate art

  1. Artist Content
  2. Cultural Appropriatiuon
• Artist Content

  • motif
  • genre
  • style
• Cultural Appropriation

  • object
  • content
  • subject
• Object Appropriation


  Tangible artwork previously owned by people from one culture was taken and adopted by a person or a group of persons from another culture
• Content Appropriation


  Adoption of works of art that are intangible

  Ex. short stories, poetry, musical compositions
• Subject Appropriation


  When a subject matter from another culture is appropriated

  Ex. people
• Improvisation


  Art and act of improvising or of composing, uttering, executing, or arranging anything w/o previous planning or preparation

  producing something from whatever material/resources are available