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    The document discusses various materials and techniques used in contemporary art. It describes how artists now combine multiple materials, such as found objects covered in resin, or wood and glass in sculpture. New materials like steel and glass are also used in architecture. Technology has further expanded the materials available to artists and redefined some art forms. Local Philippine materials like abaca, bamboo, and rattan are transformed through techniques like mixed media, improvisation, collage, and printmaking to create contemporary artwork.

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    PHIEM GONZALES
    KARL JUSTINE GABOT
    Material
    • Material is what the artwork is made of. It can also be a combination of objects used in art.
    • These days, contemporary artists do not rely solely to raw materials, rather they have improved their skills by experimenting on
    the materials they use with the help of technology and shared knowledge from other countries.
    • Artists are using materials that can be used to create new works, such as metal and wood to create music, plastic cover for food,
    paper for sculpture, mirror or yarn, and personal accessories. It is already common today that multiple materials are combined to
    form new works.
    • In outdoor sculpture, there is a lot of use of brass welded together and mounted on concrete. Wood and glass combination are used
    for indoor sculpture. Found objects are combined and are covered with resin.
    • Painting has changed over time, from canvass hung on walls to ceilings and floors, often outdoors. Artists have been using murals
    and non walls to create a more pleasant environment and raise awareness about environmental protection.
    • In architecture, there is an intensive use of glass and steel. Color combination is either complimentary or strong contrasting, such
    as orange and blue, red and white.
    • These changes are also evident in other forms of arts such as drama, and literature.
    • Technology has also redefined arts in many ways. Because of the usefulness of new materials to art-making, artists have to
    advanced their skills and learn the use of computer programs and its application.
    • The availability and variety of materials and possibilities offered by technology expand the choices of artist. This is essential to the
    development of contemporary art.
    Local Materials in the Country
    ABACA

    Abaca belongs to Banana


    family. Its fiber has a natural
    luster with colors ranging
    from pure white to ivory and
    dark brown.
    BAKBAK

    Bakbak is the outermost


    covering or leaf sheath of the
    abaca stalk. It is a flat thick
    durable sheath as twine or
    braided. The strong brown
    fiber used to make furniture.
    COIR

    Coir is the fibrous material


    surrounding the fruit of the
    coconut tree. Bakbak is the
    outermost covering or leaf
    sheath of the abaca stalk. It
    is a flat thick durable sheath
    as twine or braided. The
    strong brown fiber used to
    make furniture.
    PA N D A N

    Pandan is a tropical plant. It


    is processed and transformed
    into splints that are being
    used as raw material.
    R AT TA N

    Rattan belongs to the palm


    family. There are different
    types of rattan palms, such
    as high or low climbers,
    single stemmed or clustered
    rattan species.
    BAMBOO

    Bamboo is used a raw


    material in creating many
    products. It is used in
    construction, textile, musical
    instruments, weapons, and
    many more.
    B U N TA L

    Buntal is a cylindrically
    shaped fibers. The supple
    ivory white strands are quite
    durable, pliable, and have
    good dyeing qualities.
    How raw materials were applied
    and transformed to produce
    contemporary art works.
    “SABEL” BY
    BEN CABRERA

    The painting portrays a


    womanhood, wrapped in an
    abstract fabric coat of oil and
    acrylic paint, with a combination
    of nastic, blues and orange, to
    represent the wild assortment of
    emotions felt by the narrator.
    The background is a scarlet red
    that conveys violence and
    brutality, and the material that
    wraps Sabel is contoured by
    rough and sharp organic curves
    with intense brush strokes.
    “ CLOUD
    CANYONS NO.3”
    B Y D AV I D
    MEDALLA
    This work is a kinetic
    sculpture consisting of
    wooden boxes arranged in a
    circle with a tall plastic tube
    at the center, and a soapy
    liquid at the bottom. The
    foam is projected upward
    and out of the tubes, forming
    a jet of bubbles. It undergoes
    adaptation to gravity, air
    currents and atmospheric
    pressure to show the
    transformation of matter
    into energy.
    “CHIME HALO”
    B Y I M P LY
    PILAPIL

    A giant wind chime made up


    of bamboo stalks. The pliant
    material takes on forms
    derived from nature like the
    complex mangrove root
    structure, forests and man
    made mazes. A maze of
    hanging bamboo sections
    changes perception- people
    lose themselves in the maze
    while enveloped by the sound
    of bamboo tubes chiming
    with the wind.
    Techniques
    MIXED MEDIA

    Mixed media is a term used


    to describe artworks
    composed from a
    combination of different
    media or materials. A work
    on canvas that combines
    paint, ink, and collage could
    properly be called a "mixed
    media" work.
    New Media Art

    • New media art is a 21st Century catchall term


    used to define all that is related to the internet
    and the interplay between technology, images
    and sound.
    I M P R O V I S AT I O N

    Improvisation in theater is
    the playing of dramatic
    scenes without written
    dialogue & with minimal or
    no predetermined dramatic
    activity.
    COLLAGE

    Collage is a technique of art


    creation, primarily used in
    the visual arts, but in music
    too, by which art results
    from an assemblage of
    different forms.
    DÉCOLLAGE

    A term lifted from the


    French word for ‘unstick’, it
    is most commonly applied to
    artworks where an original
    image is cut, torn, or
    removed from its original
    content.
    L A N D A RT

    Land art or earth art is art


    that is made directly in the
    landscape, sculpting the land
    itself into earthworks or
    making structures in the
    landscape using natural
    materials such as rocks or
    twigs.
    PRINTMAKING

    Printmaking is an artistic
    process based on the
    principle of transferring
    images from a matrix onto
    another surface, most often
    paper or fabric. Traditional
    printmaking techniques
    include woodcut, etching,
    engraving, and lithography,
    while modern artists have
    expanded available
    techniques to include screen-
    printing.

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