Exirsice5-Definition:

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SPACE: Is the empty or open area between, around, above, below, or within objects shapes and forms are made by the space around within them.

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Exercise5-Illusion of Space in Art:

The columns connect near the center of the painting. The smaller the columns become the further they are, this also applies on the people. Overlapping was used as well. For example, sine of the painting are over the ceiling and the wall, this means that they are in front of them.The atmospheric perspectives was also applied in this painting the columns, people and the wall farther back are more.

Exercise 5-Illusion of Space in Photography:

Exercise 5-iExpress

Exercise 4- Clay Model;

Exercise 4-Definition.

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Exercise 4 - Forms in Face Masks: