Quarter 2: Module 3

Lesson 1: Installation Art :

New Media Art

Lesson 2: Public Art: Art in

Outdoor Space
What is Installation Arts?
 OBJECTIVES:

At the end of the module, you are expected to be able to:

A. Differentiate among different type of installation art.

B. Differentiate among the types of public art.
C. Value of installation and public art.
INSTALLATION
ART:
NEW MEDIA ART
 INSTALLATION ART
 Installation art is an art form designed to transform interior
or exterior spaces to achieve an effect. They are designed
and installed only in the space for which they were created.
 Installation art, composed of several genre such as:
painting, sculpture, and medium like ready – made
materials, found objects, drawing text , objects assembled
together to interact with space or art objects formed
creatively by artist. Defending on the number of objects and
the nature of display, installation spaces can range from
cluttered to minimal.
 ART PRODUCTION
Installation art, is often identified with sculpture
because of its three dimensional forms and the techniques
employed in it.
The tremendous change in sculpture attitude has
influenced installation artist as a visual art work form, is
labor intensive and the artist usually works with fellow
artists and assistants with welding, carpentry, construction,
and fabrication skills because installation art involves
interaction among several things architectural participant.
 CHARACTERISTICS OF
INSTALLATION ART
Space is there to be shaped, divided, enclosed but nor to
be filled.
The new sculpture tends to abandon stone, bronze and
clay, for industrial materials like iron steel, alloys, glass,
plastics celluloid, etc. which are worked on with the
blacksmith`s, the welder`s and even the carpenter tools.
Unit of material, and color are no longer required, and
applied, color is irrelevant: a work or its part can be cast.
wrought, cut or simply put together.
It is not so much sculptured or constructed, built,
assembled, arranged
 DIFFERENT TYPES OF
INSTALLATION ARTS:

 Technology-aided installation art

 Performance installation art
 Conceptual installation art
 Interactive installation art
 Environmental installation art
 TECHNOLOGY AIDED – INSTALLATION
 Consist of an installation art piece on which light, video
or film is projected.

Example:
 The Grid by Ohm David
 Exhibited at the UP Theatre
 Ohm David made a series of wire mesh that forms a box
structure and projected light onto it from different angles.
 “

THE GRID BY OHM DAVID

PERFORMANCE INSTALLATION ART
 It is combined with theatre and dance. Lights and
sounds are part of the design and performance is
made under a specific span of time.
 This type of installation requires careful planning not
only for placement of the materials but more
importantly, to achieve the desired effect when
combined with lights, sounds, and the performer’s
movements.
 YAYOI KUSAMA`S
CHAMBER

 by Yayoi Kusama(1960)
 located at Los Angeles
California
 It combined with theatre
and dance , lights and
sound.
 CONCEPTUAL INSTALLATION ART

 Places emphases on an idea or concept rather than in

a tangible art object. It may include written text,
instruction, or a questions that leads the viewer to
think about an idea.

 It follows the notion that art should examine its own

nature. The role of the artist, therefore, is to make
people think and reflect through the use of an art
piece as stimulus.
 “ BARIKADA ”

 by Toym Imao
 located at UP Diliman
 exhibited from February
to March 2015
 made out of repurpose
materials, such as
bamboo, or old furniture
found in the university
 INTERACTIVE INSTALLATION ART

 Allows the viewer to touch, walk in or through, listen

to or interact with the installation piece.
 MANDALA FO0D ART

 by Green peace and

other civic leader
 was done in Quezon
City on October 2014
 made of 1000 kilos of
fruits and vegetables
 ENVIRONMENTAL INSTALLATION ART
 encompasses ecological concern and is celebration of an
artist`s connection with the beauty of nature, the natural
world, and environment. There are also artists who educate
people about environmental degradation or directly address
environment issues or react to natural disasters and
calamities.
 ECHOES

 within by Roger Tibon

(2011)
 made up of bamboo, giant
reed, twine 10 ft. high
 exhibited in Burnham
“
Baguio City
PUBLIC ART:
ART IN OUTDOOR
SPACE
 PUBLIC ART
 Public art has the capability to engage audiences and
create space, whether material, virtual, or imagined where
people can identify themselves by creating renewed
reflection on community, the uses of public space and our
behavior within them.
 Public art can express community values, enhance our
environment, transform a landscape, heighten our
awareness, or question our assumptions. Placed in public
sites, this art is there for everyone, a form of collective
community expression.
 Public art is a reflection of how we see the world – the
artist’s response to our time and place combined with our
own sense of who we are.
 ART PRODUCTION
 Public art was dominated by monuments to heroes and
religious landmarks. In the contemporary world, however, the
demands for artwork that reflect modern technology and
design that appeal to global taste has increased.
 This poses a challenge a challenge to artists who should
expand their knowledge, skills, artistic integrity and
creativeness. To cope with the diverse demands of the
contemporary culture, their need to expand their choice of
materials and methods and become ware of design that
appeals to global taste of public art patrons.
 Public art has the capability to engage audiences and create
space, whether material, virtual, or imagined where people
can identify themselves by creating renewed reflection on
community, the uses of public space and our behavior within
them.
 DIFFERENT TYPES OF PUBLIC ART:

 Community-based Art
 Municipal Art
 Land Art
 Architectural Art
 Commemorative Monuments
 Design-based Art
 Campaign-inspired Art
 COMMUNITY BASED ARTS

 Refers to artistic activity base on community setting. Works

of this can be of any medium, such as found object, objects
from nature like logs or leaves that are found in the
community, for as long as they engage the members of the
community in interaction or dialogue with the artist.
• Alma Quinto’s collaborative
project with the C.P. Garcia
community in Quezon City.
• They recreated the community
maps done by the residents in
the area using dried banana
leaves.
• It is a child friendly space
where children can play, create
and paste their work in a wall
as they learn art by doing it.
• Children call it the Cuadra.
 MUNICIPAL ART
 It is typically located in a squares, plaza, or in the front of
government buildings, law courts, airports, public museum
or Academic Institutions. The purpose of this type of public
art is to instill patriotism and nationalism among the
community members. It also serve as a historical
landmark to educate the young and inform the visitor and
tourist.
 THE HERTAGE OF
MISAMIS ORIENTAL

 Eduardo Castrillo’s
artwork
 It is located in the front of
Provincial Capitol of
Misamis Oriental at at the
Vicente de Lara Park.
 LAND ART

 Includes monumental earthworks that interact with

nature and the environment.
SPECIFIC GRAVITY

• Reg Yuson’s artwork.

• is an awesome display
of balance and
engineering ingenuity.
• It is suspended boulder
fountain.
• He uses site and space
as the primary material
for his work.
 ARCHTECTURAL ART

 Decorates the façade, or compound orchard or enclose

concrete structure where large number of people
coverage. It forms part of an architectural structure. It
forms part of an architectural structure or compounds.
Eastwood Modern Heroes

• Seb Chua`s artwork

• it occupies the enter part
of Eastwood City cyber
park and is surrounded
by scrapers that serve as
residential unit as well as
Business Process
Outsourcing and Call
Center offices.
 COMMEMORATIVE MONUMENTS

 are sculptures, whether individual or group of people

who are honored for heroism or for participant in
historic events.
 PEOPLE POWER
REVOLUTION SCULPTURE

 by Eduardo Castrillo
 It is located at corner of
Epifanio. Delos Santos
Avenue(EDSA) and white
Plans Ave.in Barangay
Camp Aguinaldo, Quezon
City.
 DESIGN BASED PUBLIC ART

 is decorative and is usually in parks or in commercial

centers. The design or theme matches the buildings and its
surroundings to achieve unity because the artwork is
viewed in relation to its natural and man–made
surroundings Contemporary artists who engage in this type
of public art design their artworks considering its interaction
with sunlight and wind and its position it in harmony with its
surroundings.
 Balanghai

 is Leo Gerardo Leonardo’s

artwork
 It is like a vessel with masts.
and sails that represent
Luzon, Visayas and
Mindanao. The first prize-
winning entry in the first
competition held in 1996.
 According to Leonardo, it
serve as inspiration from our
pre colonial history.
 CAMPAIGN INSPIRED PUBLIC ART

 This public art promotes an idea by making visible

reminders to the public. Works of this type can be of any
medium such as found objects, for as long as they engage
the members of the community in interaction or dialogue
with the artist. It helps to express a community`s values
and creates an elevated sense of awareness for the
community members and visitors.
 BOYSEN KNOxOUT
 At the San Lorenzo Wall
between Ayala and Pasay
Road, Makati by Jose
Tense Ruiz.
 Boysen is a paint company
that promotes a
revolutionary air cleaning “
paint that turns toxic air
pollutants into a harmless
residue that washes out in
air
 Quarter 2: Module 4
Lesson 3: Mixed Media Art:
Combining Art forms
Lesson 4: Photography and Digital:
Technology aided
 Mixed Media Arts
Refers to a combinations of media and creative
variations of design, composition, color, and texture. It
can be a combination of a painting and photographs,
or stones embedded on concrete, ink with pastel, or
layers of textile painted with acrylic.
MATERIALS AND MEDIM TO BE
USED
 Materials used to create mixed media art include, but are not
limited to, paint, cloth, paper, wood and found objects.
 It can be a combination of photograph and painting, or
stones embedded on wood for example.
 Ink can combine with pastel, or layers of textile painted
with acrylic. art can also be used to express political
views, social statements or reaction to an issue. The
things put together can represent something: an idea,
protest, bias, a position, a challenge. In mixed media the
theme is as good as any order.
 TECHNIQUES USED
IN MIXED MEDIA:

 COLLAGE
 ASSEMBLAGE
 COLLAGE
 It is an artistic composition of materials and objects pasted
over a flat surface and usually hung on the wall.
 Or a form visual arts in which visual elements are
combined to create a new image that conveys a message
or idea.
 It comes from the French word “coler”, which means “to
glue”, often primary means of combining image in collage
art.
 BATANES ARTIST, PACITA
ABAD

 find joy in putting together in a

creative way things that are
usually neglected, such as
buttons, mirrors, shells and
many other things.
 Her collages constitute an
unconscious return to tribal
modes of artistry, particularly in
the equation of the tactile with
visual.
 GEOVANNI ABING

 made from carefully selected

pieces of paper like used
magazines, brochures, posters,
and any glossy paper. All of these
small pieces were then adhered to
a canvas or wood panel to create
one painting – like composition and
the finished artwork was coated
with a gel medium with an
ultraviolet light stabilizer to make it
archival in quality.
 Bacolod Artists, Anita Feria
 who gathers ceramics pieces
from her family – owned factory
and makes a collage of ceramics
of different shapes, sizes and
colors affixed on canvas.
 In her Secret Garden, she put
together ceramics of different
shapes sizes, and colors in a
harmonious way. Gazing at her
artwork, the viewer can get a
sense of standing amidst Anita`s
colorful and rich garden.
 A tribute to former President
Aquino – consists of scraps of
cloth gathers from the surplus
thrift store fondly called ukay –
ukay. Cagayan de Oro artist
Nicolas Aca, painstakingly cut
small squares from used cloth
and put them together to make a
portrait that can fool the eye as
they look like pixels that form the
image of Corazon Aquino entitled
“ PEOPLE`S FLOWERS “.
ILOILO ARTIST, CHRISTIAN
EFREN G. LOZANES

 uses photography and

combines it with paint to
express views of social
reality. He goes around the
town and keenly observes
life as it is lived by human
beings. He delights at the
sight of random scenes and
activities of people
 ASSEMBLAGE

 It is putting together objects and combining them in

new contexts. Assemblage employs any method of
joining or fastening to make a three dimension
object.
 MATERIALS AND MEDIUM TO MAKE
MIXED MEDIA ART:
 In three – dimensional mixed media artworks such as
assemblage, some artists stuff the objects, including birds,
pillow or other things whose internal parts can be replaced
and transformed creatively into an artwork.
 TAGBILARAN ARTIST,
OMAR DAGDAYAN

 combines painting and

sculpture in his
assemblage entitled
“John Lennon”. He used
a real playing guitar. The
effect is a natural look of
the musician John
Lennon.
 BOHOL ARTIST, SAM
PENASO

 He goes to junk shops to

gather used metals of all
sorts. After a process of
welding, hammering,
painting, twisting, and
doing creative
assemblage, the junk is
transformed to an artwork
deserving to decorate a 5
star hotel.
 Bacolod Artist, Mel
Araneta

 is another artist who

gathers seashells and
other objects found
along the shore, put them
together in a playful and
creative way and
produces an assemblage
of musical instrument
 Sam and Mel

 are examples of
practitioners of assemblage
with imaginative and
technical fertility. For these
artists, there seems to be
delight in re – using
garbage or junk from the
industrial world as they are,
waiting to be transformed
into artworks.
 PHOTOGRAPHY AND
DIGITAL ART:
TECHNOLOGY AIDED ART
 PHOTOGRAPHY

 Photography as an art form arose from advancements in

technology which allowed photographers to manipulate their
images to fit their artistic expression.
 DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PHOTOGRAPHY
 (a) Nature Photography; (b) Photography that
depicts the reality; (c) Photographic Alteration
(d) Mobile Photography; and (e) Photojournalism
to name some.
 A. NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY
 Photographs enables us to view landscape, places and
objects that we may new never encounter in our lifetime.
Nature can be captured in its pure form, just like the
photograph.
 Nature can be captured
in its pure form, just like
the photograph by
Roger Rishab Tibon.
 CONTRAST IN
BEAUTIFUL THING
by Bett Ramirez

 Here the wall of colorful

stained glass is shown
dark in silhouette as it
contrasts with the outdoor
landscape where a
hammock is hanging
between coconut trees
under the bright light of
the sun.
 B. PHOTOGRAPHY AND REALITY
 photography can also present reality in its true form. If
words can describe a scene, photography has the
power to show it.
Erwin Mascarina`s Photograph

 shows the public transportation.

Habal – Habal (motorcycle) or
commonly known as “skylab”. It
is fully loaded with adult and
children, a total of 9 passengers.
 There are extension seats
consisting of wooden planks
across the motorcycle. It cruises
along the streets of the town of
new Bataan in Compostella
Valley and Manila,
JIMMY HILARIO

 is an artist was taken this

photograph using his cellphone,
which he converted to black and
white through the mobile
phone`s setting. Although, it is
not public transportation, it
provides a family of convenient
of transport.
 The photograph entitled “The
Family that Travels Together“.
 Romina Diaz

 also uses photography to

depict children life. Although
not taken in their habitat,
Romina made a creative
representation not children
living in the city. “The Living
Loving concept” is designed
to remind us about the
individuality of each of these
children.
 C. PHOTOGRAPHIC ALTERATION
 
 Photography can also offer an illusion and this challenge the
standpoint of fidelity of appearance. This creates, according
to Feldman, An illusion of objectivity and factual authenticity
that establishes photography.
 Lorenzo`s Gabutina's
Portrait of Nicolas Aca

 In this photograph, the

photographer took a portrait
that was uploaded digitally
and made a creative
composition out of it. The
effect is a surrealistic
portrait where two sets of
expressive eyes depict
human emotion
 D. MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHY
 It is taking pictures using a mobile phone. Depending on the
cellphone camera quality and image resolution, photos can
be printed as big as 8”x10”, however, if it is printed bigger,
the photograph looks blurry and pixelated because of the
limited image resolution.
The photograph, posing with
cap and shades by Janjan
Ramirez, is based on a
photograph in which editing
was applied. Through the use
of mobile phone effects, the
photo was turned into negative
image. Added to this were
digital images of shades and
cap which are also available
in the mobile phone at the
touch of a finger.
 E. PHOTOJOURNALISM
 this type of photo is used in journalism. There are
photos that accompany narratives in the newspapers,
magazines, and digital media to give to give the reader
to view a persons, places and event
 JOHANNES EISELE

 captured the amazing moment of

Pope Francis on January 17, 2015.
Never in human history has a
Roman Catholic Pope been seen
wearing a raincoat cheerfully
waiving at a crowd under heavy
rainfall. This happened during his
apostolic visit to the Philippines. It is
good example of photojournalism
where the image is used by media
to inform the public
 DIGITAL ART

 Is an art form that uses digital technology as an essential

part of the creative or presentation process. We have seen
these in carbon shows on television and lately in movies
with digital television.
 DIFFERENT TYPES OF DIGITAL ART
 Electronic Aided – Digital Art
 Non Figurative Digital Art
 Fantasy Digital Art
 Digital Art as Designed
 ELECTRONIC AIDED – DIGITAL ART

 Digital Art, was raised a step higher by Yuchenco

Museum in collaboration with Samsung Electronics,
Philippines, a leading Korean electronics company,
when they collaborated with artists on an exhibition of art
with the intervention of technology.
The relief sculpture by Leeroy
New Study on Monstrosity

 which is made up of fiber

glass, resin acrylic paint.
Aided by a mobile application
called FACETS, which uses
augmented reality
technology, the relief
sculpture is transformed into
digital art
 NON – FIGURATIVE DIGITAL ART
 Contemporary artists who engage in non –figurative digital
art disregard figures and any semblance to nature,
naturalism, and realism. They use geometric shapes,
lines, spaces, movement, colors in their art
composition.
 Ed Coscolluela

 articulates what his non –

figurative digital artwork.
It is like life, some have
sharp edges and some
are blurred. The intention
is to create works that
have no resemblance to
nature, pure abstract, non
– realistic or non –
figurative.
 FANTASY DIGITAL ART

 They create worlds, universe, imaginary creatures and

combine colors that transport the viewer to another world
that seem boundless and immensely broad. They take
inspiration from myths, legends fantasy, stories or create
their own visual narrative.
 Ferdinand Ladera

 An Iligan artist, depicts enchantment

and dreamland. His control of light
leads the viewer`s eye from the
foreground to the middle ground
then disappears in the background.
Light is also reflected against the
silhouette of trees and appear to be
twinkling stars. There are deer and
other friendly animals jumping
around like it was their playtime
under the silvery room.
 DIGITAL ART AS DESIGNED

 Contemporary art design is popular among people in

urban places. Because of its digital form, these designs
are easily spread and shared electronically. There is
also a growing need for artistic environment to
complement the lifestyle of the growing number of
professional.
 Bacolod artist Daryl Feril`s
Leopard

 He combines watercolor and digital

art to make a floral design art to
make a floral design surrounding a
leopard. This makes leopard look
harmless and tamed. The
composition is diagonal and there is
a blend of soft and heavy lines that
distinguish the main subject, the
leopard, from the flora and fauna
that surround it.
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