Name: PAR, Nerlyn G.

Date: 11-28-2023

Section: AB Psychology 2-A Instructor: Ms. Liwayway Semaña

FORMALISM EXPRESSIONISM
FORMALISM

• Art is the combination of perceptual • Art is essentially involved in bringing

elements. feelings to the surface.
• Non-figurative art and doesn’t contain • Figurative and contains abstract or dynamic
representations. application of formal elements.

• View art independently of its context, • View art with externalized emotional state
Fundamental concepts
function, and content. that constitute the • There must be an artist, an audience, and
• Respond to formal elements and aesthetic core of aesthetics and the emotion they share.
effects. art.
• Artwork should be seen in its basic form and • Requires the artist to experience some
emotional state to stimulate the same
shapes.
kind of emotion in the audience.
• Deliberate concentration on formal
qualities. Art is beautiful • Subjective and Individualized

• Objective and Standardized because of the

sensuous delight it
affords us. Subjective

Privileging aesthetic
response as mediated Evokes emotional effect
through sight alone. to the audience.

• Something is beautiful when it brings pleasurable experience to the individual

person.

• Utilizes subjective and universal philosophy.

• Beauty is pleasure and ugly is pain.

AESTHETIC HEDONISM