Saculinggan, Kharra Cresia L.
Imagination
* important tool in developing an artwork. It is
where the substance and the meaning of the
artwork are formed
*differ from one person to another since everyone
is dealing with different experiences and with what
are received by the senses
*dependent on action for they remain imaginations
unless the artist transform these thoughts and
ideas into form
*one has to submit himself/herself in the process of
Art making
✓Burke(1757)
-" the mind of man possesses a sort of creative
power of its own; the power of imagination is
incapable of producing anything absolutely new; it
can only vary the disposition of those ideas which
has received from the senses"
✓ Richards
-( cited by Egan,1992) "imagination named the
active mind, the mind in action construing and
constructing, dissolving and re-creating, making
sense, making meaning"
Saculinggan, Kharra Cresia L.
Imagination
* important tool in developing an artwork. It is
where the substance and the meaning of the
artwork are formed
*differ from one person to another since everyone
is dealing with different experiences and with what
are received by the senses
*dependent on action for they remain imaginations
unless the artist transform these thoughts and
ideas into form
*one has to submit himself/herself in the process of
Art making
✓Burke(1757)
-" the mind of man possesses a sort of creative
power of its own; the power of imagination is
incapable of producing anything absolutely new; it
can only vary the disposition of those ideas which
has received from the senses"
✓ Richards
cited by Egan,1992) "imagination named the active
mind, the mind in action construing and
constructing, dissolving and re-creating, making
sense, making meaning"
Saculinggan, Kharra Cresia L.
Imagination
* important tool in developing an artwork. It is
where the substance and the meaning of the
artwork are formed
*differ from one person to another since everyone
is dealing with different experiences and with what
are received by the senses
*dependent on action for they remain imaginations
unless the artist transform these thoughts and
ideas into form
*one has to submit himself/herself in the process of
Art making
✓Burke(1757)
-" the mind of man possesses a sort of creative
power of its own; the power of imagination is
incapable of producing anything absolutely new; it
can only vary the disposition of those ideas which
has received from the senses"
✓ Richards
-( cited by Egan,1992) "imagination named the
active mind, the mind in action construing and
constructing, dissolving and re-creating, making
sense, making meaning"
Saculinggan, Kharra Cresia L.
Imagination
* important tool in developing an artwork. It is
where the substance and the meaning of the
artwork are formed
*differ from one person to another since everyone
is dealing with different experiences and with what
are received by the senses
*dependent on action for they remain imaginations
unless the artist transform these thoughts and
ideas into form
*one has to submit himself/herself in the process of
Art making
✓Burke(1757)
-" the mind of man possesses a sort of creative
power of its own; the power of imagination is
incapable of producing anything absolutely new; it
can only vary the disposition of those ideas which
has received from the senses"
✓ Richards
-( cited by Egan,1992) "imagination named the
active mind, the mind in action construing and
constructing, dissolving and re-creating, making
sense, making meaning"