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    UNIT 2: CLASSIFICATION

    OF VARIOUS ART FORMS


    IN THE PHILIPPINES
    Lesson 2:
    Visual Arts in the
    Philippines
    Three Kinds of
    Visual Art Forms
    1. Two-Dimensional Expression- It is
    mainly flat because it only has length and width
    as its dimensions.
    a. Alla Prima - also
    known as wet-on-
    wet or when you
    paint over a layer
    of wet paint.
    b. Encaustic - also known
    as hot wax painting or
    when you add pigment to
    beeswax and use it to
    paint.

    c. Tempera Painting -
    adding pigment to water-
    soluble binder medium
    such as egg yolk.
    d. Fresco - a mural
    painting technique that
    involves painting over
    fresh plaster.

    e. Water Color - when


    pigments are suspended
    in a water-based solution.
    f. Oil on Canvas -
    adding pigments to
    drying oil for binder.

    g. Mosaic - when small


    pieces are assembled
    together (such as glass,
    stone, seeds, etc.) to form
    an image.
    h. Stained Glass - when
    an artwork is made
    with coloured glass.

    i. Tapestry - textile art


    woven on a vertical loom.
    j. Drawing - using a writing
    material (pen, pencil, marker,
    etc) to mark a two-
    dimensional canvas such as
    paper and form an image.

    k. Printing - when an
    image is formed using a
    master template.
    l. Photography - creating images with light.
    2. Three-Dimensional Expression - Apart
    from length and width, three-dimensional
    objects also has volume.

    a. Molding - reshaping a
    three-dimensional object
    such as marble or plaster to
    create a new form.
    b. Carving - scraping off
    parts of a material (often
    wood) to create a new
    form.
    c. Etching - using a strong
    acid on a surface to
    create a design.
    d. Installing - a site-
    specific artwork designed
    to transform and include
    space in its message.
    3. Multi-Dimensional Expression - Multi-
    dimensional expression uses length, width, mass,
    time and space as its dimensions and it uses
    various techniques.

    a. Lashed construction
    b. Truss Construction

    c. Post and lintel


    construction
    d. Cantilever

    e. Arches

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