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Title: Space


1
Space
  • An Element of Art

2
Definition of Space
  • In art, space means an area that may be empty or
    full, nearby or far away, huge or tiny.

3
Positive Space
  • Positive space is the space that is full or
    occupied by an object.

4
Negative Space
  • The empty space around the object is called
    negative space.

5
Positive and Negative Space
  • Negative space can also be considered the
    opposite of positive space like the negative of
    a photograph.

6
Positive and Negative Space in Art
Butterflies by MC Escher
  • Where is the positive and negative space in these
    images?

The Cathedral by Auguste Rodin
7
Positive and Negative Space Cont.
  • Where is the positive and negative space in these
    images?

Puddle by MC Escher
8
The Illusion of Space
  • Artists often create the feeling of space on a
    flat, 2 dimensional, surface.
  • Depth includes the techniques of linear
    perspective and overlapping to create space or
    distance.

Man on a Park Bench by Horace Pippin
9
Space and Distance
  • In an artwork, the objects that appear nearest
    the viewer are in the foreground.
  • They appear larger and often near the bottom and
    are either darker or brighter than the background
    and are more detailed.

10
Space and Distance Cont.
  • Objects that appear farthest away are in the
    background and are smaller than the close-up
    objects.
  • What objects are in the background of this
    picture?
  • Where is the positive and negative space?

11
Space and Distance Cont.
  • Objects that are between the foreground and
    background are in the middle ground.
  • They appear slightly smaller than objects in the
    foreground and slightly larger than objects in
    the background.

12
Review
  • Where do you see overlapping?
  • What objects are in the foreground?
  • What object are in the middle ground?
  • What objects are in the background?
  • Describe the positive and negative space.

Background
Middle Ground
Foreground
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