FRANCHESKA IMIE R. CORILLA SIR. RICHARD R.

SANTA CRUZ
12 - EQUALITY 11 - 28 - 22

LET'S GO DEEPER
Huling Tunog: Mm Aa Ss
A. Answer each question below.

1. How do Filipino artists use art techniques? Describe two examples

cited in the lesson

Filipino artwork frequently tries to reflect an object's several sides,

portraying how Filipinos believe it to seem rather than how it is really
perceived. For enhanced awareness, many artists will typically
position items such that the largest and most recognizable viewpoint
is shown. The collage by Jay Cabalu titled "De los Reyes" is one
example used in the lecture. Jay reverse-appropriates through
collage to create his own universe and self-image. Lee Aguinaldo's
Frottage #131 is another example. In order to produce this dreamlike,
even hallucinogenic image, Lee Aguinaldo used the method of
superimposing forms, lines, and colors with well-known themes like
cinematic film excerpts.

2. How are interactive and collaborative art done by contemporary

artists?

Interactive art is a type of art that engages the audience in a way

that furthers its purpose. This is accomplished by certain interactive
art installations by allowing the viewer or visitor to "walk" through, on,
and around them. Others invite the viewer or the artist to participate
in the creation of the piece. The practice of collaborative arts, on the
other hand, entails intimate collaboration between artists and
communities, frequently over a long period of time. It makes use of
the talents and experiences of each participant to give artistic
expression to what matters most to them.
B. Complete the statement below about skills, techniques and
production applied in Contemporary Art.

Write your answer on the blanks.

1. Art production requires skills and techniques such as

collage, decalcomania, decoupage, frottage, and trapunto.

2. Interactive and collaborative art production can benefit the

artists and the public by

making their works well-known, and the public recognizing and

viewing a masterpiece Individual abilities are balanced with the
group's common aim in collaborative art. In a collaborative
cooperation environment, people must learn to accept each other's
uniqueness and similarities. Collaborative art emphasizes cooperation
over competition. Artists collaborate as equals and share their ideas.