Projects.

II. Line and Space.

Squirrel sequence. 

III. Folded Book.

IV. Awol, animal project. 

V. Alter Ego, tree mask. 

Novelty toy. 

VI. Mass/Creative and Functional Design: Novelty toy.

VI. Mass/Creative and Functional Design: Novelty toy.


Play: Activity engaged in for enjoyment and recreation.


Mass: refers to the amount of matter of an object.


Weight: A measure of the heaviness of an object.


Gravity: The fundamental force of attraction that all objects with mass have for each other.


Presence: The state or fact of existing, occurring, or being present in a place or thing.

V. Inspirational masks.

IV. Plane and Edge.

IV. Plane and Edge.

Plane - A flat surface on which a straight line joining any two points on it would wholly lie.

Edge - The outside limit of an object, area, or surface.

Freestanding - Not relying on or linked to anything else.

Form - Visible shape or configuration of something.

Closed Form - Self contained, 3 dimensional object.

III. From Flat Material to Volume

III. From Flat Material to Volume.

Low relief: sculptural relief that projects very little from the background.

High relief: modeled form that substantially projects from the background.

Primary: outline of a figure, body, or mass.

Secondary contours: lines developed from outer boundaries of a piece.

Volume: amount of 3 dimensional space occupied by an object.

Activated space: space that contains an object, value, depth, or anything that is not plain white untouched space.

II. Line and Space.

Proximity : refers to how close two objects are to each other.

George Rickey: Double L Excentric Gyratory.  

Lynn Chadwick: Sitting Forms.

Sol LeWitt: Tall Irregular Progression. 

"49 Three-Part Variations on Three Different Kinds of Cubes" Sol LeWitt.   

"Movement" Jesus Soto. 

Opened space: In an artwork, space that is not completely enclosed by a line. A mass penetrated or treated in such a way that space acts as its environment rather than as its limit. For example, a doughnut having a hole in its middle has an open shape in its middle.

George Rickey: Four Rectangles Excentric II. 

  

George Rickey: one Up One Down, Eccentric with Acute Angle, Variation III. 

Jean Tinguely: Méta-mécanique. 

"Two volumes in the virtual" Jesus Soto. 

"One-Two-One with Two Half-Off" Sol LeWitt . 

Kinetic Form: Refers to sculpture that moves, such as a mobile.

Roger Phillips: Figure 8 on Open Rectangle. 

Jeffrey Laudenslager: Mikoshi. 

  

Jesús Soto: Feeling The Infinite. 

"Gallows and Lollipops" Alexander Calder. 

"Rooster Rings" Anthony Howe. 

Sight lines: is an imaginary line from the eye to a perceived object.

"Rainbow Stone" Nigel Can. 

"123454321" Sol LeWitt. 

"Four-sided pyramid" Sol LeWitt. 

"Sight Line" Gillespine.

Lucio Fontana: Concetto Spaziale.

Straight lines:restricted or constricted; narrow; tight; confined threadlike mark.

George Rickey: Nine Rotors, Nine Cubes. 

Jean Tinguely: Maschinenbild Haus Lange. 

Lucio Fontana: Concetto spaziale, Attesa.

George Rickey: Three Red Lines.

George Rickey: Untitled. 


Closed Space: Space that is completely enclosed by a line, or unbroken contour. For example,a triangle is a closed shape.

George Rickey: Two Lines Oblique Gyratory.

Mark Di Suvero: Yoga.

George Rickey: Four Open Squares Horizontal Gyratory--Tapered. 

Sol LeWitt: Open Geometric Structure. 

"Chalk Line" Anthony Caro. 

Actual line: a line that physically exists.

"Circle with Towers" Sol LeWitt.

Vassilakis Takis: Tableau Magnetique. 

George Rickey: Sun and Moon.

Mark di Suvero: Luck’s Prime.

"Signaux" Takis Vassilakis.

Diagonal line: M

oving or extending obliquely, esp. at a 45° angle; slanting.

George Rickey: Kinetic. 

George Rickey: Four Lines Oblique. 

Mark di Suvero: Molecule.

"Two Lines Down" George Rickey. 

"New Star" Mark di Suvero.

Implied Lines.

"Ohne Titel"Vassilakis Takis. 

"Untitled" Donald Judd.

"Untitled" Donald Judd.

Jean Tinguely: Matrac. 

Horizontal Lines: I

s a line that goes left-to-right, parallel to the x-axis.

"Untitled" Donald Judd.

Lucio Fontana: Spatial Concept: Expectations.

Mark Di Suvero: Old Buddy

Mark di Suvero: Pyramidian.

Sol LeWitt: A Wall Drawing.

Curved Lines: Are 

lines that don't have a straight part; bend having no angular part.

Lucio Fontana: Concetto Spaziale. Attese. 

"Untitled" Alexander Calder.

"Tire Chair" Mark di Suvero.

Mark di Suvero: Pilot. 

George Rickey: Annular Eclipse. 

Vertical Lines:

In the direction in which the axis lies;lengthwise.

"Corner Piece" Sol LeWitt. 

Jesus Soto: Meu favorito.

"Untitled" Felix Gonzalez-Torres.

Lucio Fontana: Opera.

George Rickey: Lumina I.


Presence and Absence in Space: C

ontacting image capture a moment at the moment of its disappearance.

"Aurora" mark di Suvero.

George Rickey: Horizontal Column of Five Squares Excentric II.

Lucas Samaras: Chair Transformation Number 20B.

Sol LeWitt: Cubic-Modular Wall Structure.

"Space Chum" George Rickey.

Space: A  

3 dimensional realm in which elements are located.

"Suprasensorial" Jesus Soto.

"Space Churn Steel" George Rickey.

"Yoga" Mark Di Suvero.

Sol LeWitt: Four-Sided Pyramid.

Takis (Panayiotis Vassilakis): Fleur.