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Exploring the Dimensions of Form in Art and Design

This piece delves into the fundamental concept of form as a three-dimensional volume that occupies space in geometric and organic styles. It highlights renowned works such as Rembrandt's portraits, Gauguin's explorations, and prominent sculptures like Henry Moore’s bronze forms and the Hellenistic Winged Victory. The interplay of decorative and functional forms is also examined through examples like Egyptian canopic jars and masks. The aim is to understand how form influences visual perception and artistic expression across different mediums and periods.

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Exploring the Dimensions of Form in Art and Design

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  1. An Element of Design Form

  2. Form: • Always three dimensional • Never two dimensional • Form is a 3-D volume that takes up space in three general directions.

  3. Form Types: • Geometric • Organic

  4. Geometric Forms • Appears man made • Samples: square, rectangle, circle, star, oval…

  5. Geometric Forms:

  6. Organic Forms:

  7. Form in Portraits:By: Rembrandt

  8. Notice the form of his face/head.

  9. Form: By Gauguin

  10. See any forms here?

  11. Three Dimensional Media

  12. Mary Ann Sullivan 1950 Fiber glass

  13. Henry Moore Two Large Forms, 1966-69, Bronze

  14. Greek Hellenistic 240-190 BC Winged Victory In the Louvre in France. Nike of Samothrace Marble Sculpture

  15. African DrumsDecorative and Functional Forms

  16. Canopic JarDo you see the Monkey?

  17. Egyptian Mummy Mask

  18. 1000-1400 ADMedieval Sculpture

  19. German 1400-1600 ADRelief Sculpture

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