Title of Abstract

Exploring the Manipulation of Material and Color

Submitting Student(s)

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Session Title

Professional Practices in Creative Expressions- Session 1

Faculty Mentor

Anne Fiala, M.F.A.; fialaa@winthrop.edu

College

College of Visual and Performing Arts

Department

Fine Arts

Faculty Mentor

Anne Fiala, M.F.A.

Abstract

My artistic exploration involves manipulating color and material to create objects with a functional or wearable purpose. I am most interested in how the object connects with a habitation, or the person wearing my art. To fully explore these relationships, I employ color, technical, and material knowledge from metalsmithing, as well as from other studio areas like sculpture, drawing, and ceramics. I gravitate towards brighter colors because of the euphoric emotion it invokes to the viewer or wearer. I question how the use of color can change the wearer’s atmosphere; creating a different view of the work that is not focused on the work itself, but the emotion provoked by being worn.

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Course Assignment

ARTS 491 - Fiala

Start Date

16-4-2021 1:20 PM

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Exploring the Manipulation of Material and Color

My artistic exploration involves manipulating color and material to create objects with a functional or wearable purpose. I am most interested in how the object connects with a habitation, or the person wearing my art. To fully explore these relationships, I employ color, technical, and material knowledge from metalsmithing, as well as from other studio areas like sculpture, drawing, and ceramics. I gravitate towards brighter colors because of the euphoric emotion it invokes to the viewer or wearer. I question how the use of color can change the wearer’s atmosphere; creating a different view of the work that is not focused on the work itself, but the emotion provoked by being worn.