NAME: ZAMORA, KAYLA MAE A.

SECTION: BSIS- I301

ACTIVITY 1: ART MOVEMENT

ABSTRACT

- Embraces non-representational forms, distorting

reality to convey emotions and concepts through
shapes, colors, and textures, inviting viewers to
interpret and engage with the artwork
subjectively.

Characteristics:

- Emphasis on non-representational forms and

imagery.
- Expression of emotions and ideas through
distortion, simplification, and experimentation
with shapes, colors, and textures.
PHOTO REALISM

- A meticulously crafted approach to art that

painstakingly recreates photographic realism with
such precision and attention to detail that it
challenges the viewer's perception, blurring the
boundaries between reality and illusion, thus
showcasing the mastery of the artist's technical
prowess and dedication to capturing the essence of
the subject matter.

Characteristics:

- Painstaking replication of photographic imagery to

an astonishing degree of detail.
- Mastery of technical skills to achieve lifelike
representation, challenging the viewer's perception
of reality.
MINIMALISM

- Characterized by extreme simplicity of form, often

reducing artwork to its essential elements, eliminating
non-essential features, and emphasizing clean lines,
geometric shapes, and monochromatic color schemes to
evoke a sense of purity, clarity, and order

Characteristics:

- Emphasis on extreme simplicity and reduction of form.

- Utilization of clean lines, geometric shapes, and
monochromatic color palettes to convey purity and
clarity.
POP ART

- Celebrates popular culture and mass media imagery by

incorporating everyday objects, celebrities, and
advertisements into artworks, often employing bold
colors, flat surfaces, and a sense of irony or humor to
critique consumerism and challenge traditional notions
of art.

Characteristics:

- Incorporation of popular culture icons, consumer

products, and mass media imagery.
- Use of bold colors, flat surfaces, and techniques
borrowed from commercial art to create visually
impactful works with a touch of irony or humor.
CONCEPTUAL ART

- Prioritizes the idea or concept behind the artwork

over traditional aesthetic or material concerns,
often employing unconventional mediums and
forms to convey philosophical, political, or social
commentary.

Characteristics:

- Emphasis on the idea or concept driving the

artwork rather than traditional aesthetic qualities.
- Utilization of unconventional mediums, forms,
and processes to convey philosophical, political,
or social messages.