Reproduciton of Artwork with Vocabulary Words

'Silence still governs our Concsiousness', 2011 by Jacob Hashimoto

 

 

 

 

 

This work of art utilizes the elements of shape, non-objective, curvilinear, rectilinear, isometric projection and an illusion of depth. The colorful patterns within the circles use shapes to form those patterns. Some of those patterns have a characteristic of rectilinear. Those patterns are the ones that have geometric forms that have sharp edges. The other patterns and the white ovals that surround the strips of patterns have a curvilinear feature. Their edges are curved and more organic. The patterns and the piece as a whole can be considered a non-objective composition, meaning there is no specific subject matter. The ovals on the top left of the piece creates an isometric projection. They recede on a diagonal, remaining parallel without converging towards a vanishing point. Since the ovals overlap each other and reduce in size as it moves farther away from the front, there seems to be an illusion of depth.
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