Practice Set 3 Questions And Answers 2022

Which of the following design principles is exemplified by Eva Hesse's installation? a. contrast b. figure-ground relationship c. proportion d. repetition - D Repetition is the visual key that ties this piece together, unifies it, and controls the viewer's eye. As evident in this piece, Repetition Nineteen I, artist Eva Hesse often created elaborate, handmade pieces involving obsessive repetition. The negative areas in a work of art are best defined as which of the following? a. the areas that are occupied by a recognizable object b. the areas that constitute the foreground of the work c. the areas that contain the least amount of detail d. the areas that are not occupied by objects - D In art, the shapes, marks, figures and so on that make up the subject or emphasize the subject of a work are called positive shapes. In contrast, negative areas in a work of art are defined as space that is unoccupied by an object, shape, etc. In some cases, this is referred to as a figure (positive shape)/ground (negative spaces) relationship. An artist who wants an orange area in a work to appear brighter and lighter would most likely surround the orange with which of the following colors? a. dark green b. bright yellow-green c. dark, dull blue d. light, bright red-orange - C In his 1839 book The Laws of Contrast of Colour, Michel Eugene Chevreul defined "simultaneous contrast" after observing that colors seem to change when surrounded by other colors. The effect can be seen most strikingly when a cool his surrounded by its opposite in hue and value. In this case, where the complement of orange is blue, dark blue would make the orange look lighter and a dull blue would make it look brighter.