Installation Art

-A mode of production and display of artwork rather than a movement or style.

-an installation allows the viewer to enter and move around the arranged space and interact with its
elements it offers a very different experience for the viewer from a traditional painting or sculpture,
which is normally seen from a single reference point.

-installation art is shaped by developments in computer art, such as software advancements in video
and film projection, as well as techniques used in modern theater and dance.

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Installation

Defined as "a work of art that usually consists of multiple components often in mixed media and that is
exhibited in a usually large space in an arrangement specified by the arts.

Is a visual that can be constructed from a variety of materials and can be created in a variety of locations

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Installation Art

 Art that is or has been installed - arranged in a place

-either by the artist or as specified by the artist.

  Installations place a premium on space as an element of designs.

 refers to the area that a shape or form occupies. It also refers to the background
against which we see the shape or form.

 It might be either site-specific or not, and either indoors or out.

refers to a work of art designed specifically for a particular location and that has an
interrelationship with the location.

 Installations may be temporary or permanent, but most will be known to posterity through
documentation.

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IMMERSIVE

- Providing visitors with a multi-sensory experience.

- Immersive art experiences use technologies like virtual reality (VR), holography, and digital
projection to let spectators into the artwork and take on the role of the protagonist.

Many installation art pieces aim to immerse viewers in a created atmosphere, drastically
altering the gallery or venue space to give viewers a certain experience.

The purpose of immersive art

- Using technologies like virtual reality (VR), holography, and digital projection, immersive art
experiences let spectators inhabit the artwork and take on the role of the protagonist. You enter
the cosmos made by the artist, or more precisely, the Curator, as you participate in the Van
Gogh Experience (or perhaps even, the Tech Lead).
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IMAGINATIVE

- Highly imaginative in that it brings several different materials together to create something
original and unexpected.
- is a three-dimensional visual artwork, often created for a specific place (in situ) and designed to
change the perception of space.

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SITE – SPECIFIC

- Meaning that piece of arts was built for that particular time and space.
- The term "site-specific" or "environmental art" refers to an artist's intervention in a particular
location, the creation of a work that is integrated with its surroundings and that explores its
relationship to the topography of its locale, whether indoors or out, urban, desert, marine, or
otherwise.

Site-specific theater aims to enhance a theatrical play by utilizing the features of a particular site's
landscape as opposed to a standard theater stage. Locations are chosen for theatrical productions based
on their capacity to enhance storytelling and provide a more vivid backdrop for the players.
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EXAMPLE OF INSTALLATION ARTS

So, does anyone know how to describe or explain this painting?

Ano yong napapansin nyo about dito?

The Sequence By Arne Quinze

The Sequence is a monumental public sculpture designed by Belgian artist and designer Arne
Quinze.

an 80 meters long and 15 meters high sculpture

it is also the bridges of communication gap between people and generates movement in the city.

Forest of Numbers By Emmanuelle Moureaux

It is visualized the decade of the future from 2017 to 2026, created a sense of stillness across
the large exhibition space. More than 60,000 pieces of suspended numeral figures from 0 to 9
were regularly aligned in three dimensional grids.

 And also` Forest of Numbers created the concept of shikiri, which literally means “dividing
(creating) space with colors”.
PERFORMANCE ART
Do anybody know performance art?

Could you explain it? Its ok if it is your opinion

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Ok! Thankyou

Perfomance art are

Artworks that are created through actions performed by the artist or other participants

Or lets say

Performing arts may include dance, music, opera, theatre and musical

theatre, magic, illusion, mime, spoken word, puppetry, circus arts, stand up
comedy, improv,and professional wrestling.

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 Art in which the medium is the artist's own body and the artwork takes the form of
actions performed by the artist or other participants.

So when we say performance art

-It is a body movement
-Performance art is art that has to acted out live infront of an audience
-Performace art is the body

 Art that could not be bought, sold or traded as a commodity.

Ang sabi dito kahit anong gawin mo na ibenta, ipahiram, ipahingi o ipagpalit ang
performace art mo hinding hindi ito mang yayari. Bakit? Kasi galing mismo yan sayo
example sa wrestling or lets say sports basketball, valleyball or football yang mga iyan
 kong alam mo iyan at nalalaro mo hinding hindi mo iyan pwede ipahiram yang talent mo
hinding hindi mo maipapamigay iyan.

 May be live or recorded, spontaneous or scripted

Mga likhang sining na nilikha sa pamamagitan ng mga aksyon na ginawa ng artist o iba pang
kalahok

 "Performance" and "Performance art" only became popularly used in the 1970s.
 -The history of performance in the visual arts could be traced back to the futurist
productions and dada cabarets of the 1910s. it is lively and temporary with physical
movement, it offered artists alternatives to the stationary permanence of painting
and sculpture.

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1.) Performance Art is a legitimate artistic movement

-Performance has a lengthy history (some performance artists actually have

substantial body of work), and many post-secondary institutions offer it as a degree-
granting course of study.

2.) Performance Art is live

-This means that people have to be watching

-Performance Art is art that has to acted out live in front of an audience. This
means that people have to be watching. Usually paintings or sculptures are finished
while the artist is alone and are shown to others later, but Performance Art does not
work quite that way.
 3.) Performance Art has no rules or guidelines.

It is art because the artist says it is art. It is experimental.

4.) Performance Art is not for sale.

-It may, however, sell admission tickets and film rights.

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Performance art may be...

...comprised of painting, sculpture, dialogue, poetry, music, dance, film, footage, laser lights,
animals, fire, etc.

...entertaining, amusing, shocking, or horrifying. It is meant to be memorable.

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PERFORMANCE ART EXAMPLE

What can you say about this picture of performance art?

What possibly happening in that time?

Can you say it’s a performance art? Why?

When I Was a Child Performed by Bryan Zanisnik

Zanisnik's performance consists of a 1,000-pound bale of crushed aluminum, the

artist's parents, the artist's burnt body, an automotive gift bow and a steering wheel.
For the three-hour duration of the performance, Zanisnik's parents remained
completely still and stared at the artist's professedly burnt body as he lay over the bale
of crushed aluminum.

The Artist is Present Performed by Marina Abramovic

Marina Abramović known for Performance art body art feminist art shock art
art film endurance art

in 2010 at MoMA, Abramović engaged in an extended performance called, The

Artist Is Present. The work was inspired by her belief that stretching the length of a
performance beyond expectations serves to alter our perception of time and foster
a deeper engagement in the experience