Question

Efine formalism. What is it not influenced by? (two things)

Answer 1

Line is defined as a path through space. Horizontal lines create a path from side to side, and provide the horizon for a two-dimensional piece of art. Vertical lines create a path up and down, and provide strength and permanence to a piece. Diagonal lines slant and help create a sense of motion. Curvilinear lines, or curved lines, slowly change direction. Spirals and circles begin with a curvilinear line. Zigzag lines are connected, usually diagonal lines, and can travel horizontally or vertically.

Answer 2

Answer:Formalism is not concerned with content, and is not influenced by time and space (the objective world). ... The image is an example of formalism. Answer will vary but may include the following: The artist has focused mainly on visual elements, such as line, color, and shape, rather than the subject matter.

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