Name: Angela David Mirador Year & Course: BEED 3B

Subject: Reading Visual Arts Date: August 15, 2022

Activity 1: Reflection/Valuing
Take a couple of minutes and reflect on what you understand on the following question.
1. How do photographs shape how we remember an event?
 From the photograph shape we still remember what we take from the photos. One of
the finest methods to make oneself happy in the present is to think back on joyful
moments from the past. I can still remember what happened in the event from the
photo. Photos are a wonderful memory-prompt, and since we frequently snap photos
at pleasant events, they tend to favor the positive aspects of our recollections. The
findings demonstrated that those who used cameras were able to visually identify
more objects than those who did not. However, compared to their colleagues without
cameras, they also remembered less audio information. These results showed that
taking photos can improve visual memory.
2. How the visual technology helps you changed the way you see, and the way you perceive
yourselves and/in the world.
 With the help of visual technology, the effects of this go beyond influencing mood
and memory they may reshape our self-perception. The way we think and interact
with others often involves some technological component, even if we don’t always
realize it. It can help it to be more decisive and productive, leading to greater
opportunities throughout your lifetime. With the help of visual technology has made
it easier to farm, more feasible to build cities, and more convenient to travel, among
many other things, effectively linking together all countries on earth, helping to create
globalization, and making it easier for economies to grow and for companies to do
business. Technology nowadays is had good impact for ourselves in the good way to
use.
3. From the image below, what do such images have to do with you? Or, what do you have
to do with them? How might you impact the visual world?
 The picture below gives me a good impression, but not a complete one. On the other
hand, the advertised burger and the burger's actual outcome are shown in two separate
photographs below. How does it affect us? As a consumer, it influences how
enthralled I will be by the advertisement for a product I will love purchasing at my
expense. However, the advertisement is different from the actual outcome, which
causes my disappointment. And these two pictures merely demonstrate the strange
outcome of the burger. Although we can change or improve things in our modern
world, we are unable to do so in the real world.
Activity 2: Photographs
Take a photo of just only one view or subject using different kind of Android Phones, then
dictate the difference of each picture.

HUAWEI PHONE OPPO PHONE

We can see in the picture based on my taking a picture with a different type of android phone, we
can see the good shots of the oppo than the Huawei we have a lighting effect from oppo, also we
can see the texture, arrangement, focus of the picture, also the color from the different type of
phone also, the shape.
Name: Angela David Mirador Year & Course: BEED 3B
Subject: Reading Visual Arts Date: August 15, 2022
Activity 1
Instruction: Give your comprehensive explanation towards the following statements and
questions. By reading the Module, devices answers through interpreting what is needed in every
number.
1. Choose 5 elements of Visual and Communication and be able to identify how it works.
 From the module I choose the 5 elements of visual communication, first is to seeing
the subject that it can work as execute mindlessly and, on the other hand, a difficult
and time-consuming task. We find eyes particularly fascinating. For instance, they are
the "windows to the soul," parents advise children to "look me in the eye" to ensure
they aren't lying, and lovers and flirters use eye contact to seize, hold, and caress the
object of their desire. Eyes are also the "windows to the soul" for people because they
allow us to see and access the physical and intellectual worlds. Second is seeing sense
that can be work as our brain collects information, like smells and sounds, through
your five senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste, and smell. Each of your five senses has
its own special sensor. Each sensor collects information about your surroundings and
sends it to the brain. Third is images as sign that it can be work as visual storytelling,
the telling of a story with pictures, often uses symbolic images to convey different
thoughts quickly and efficiently. These symbolic images act as cues to viewers.
Fourth is images and meaning that it can be work as semiotic principle of analyzing
signs is attractive because it makes good sense in terms of how people approach texts,
and it has been thoroughly tested over a considerable period of time. Fifth is visuality
and reality the visual regime that is relevant at a particular moment will determine the
extent to which something will make meanings, and the extent to which those
meanings will be taken seriously in society. But the actual truth value of the meanings
is never fully reliable.
2. Why is it said that Semiotic Principle of analyzing is attractive? Give at least two
concrete reasons explaining it.
 Because semiotics is a context of television, film, newspapers and other forms of
media, semiology explains the way in which images are used to represent and relay
information to the audience. Also, because it makes good sense in terms of how
people approach texts, and it has been thoroughly tested over a considerable period of
time. Also, semiotic is to determine the layers of meaning that make up a meaningful
whole, a painting, written or scientific discourse, an image, an architectural edifice, a
theater performance, a musical composition etc.
3. State the difference between semiotic and linguistic approach.
 Semiology would show what constitutes signs, what laws govern them. Since the
science does not yet exist, no one can say what it would be; but it has a right to
existence, a place staked out in advance. Linguistics is only a part of the general
science of semiology; the laws discovered by semiology will be applicable to
 linguistics, and the latter will circumscribe a well-defined area within the mass of
anthropological facts. Semiotics differs from linguistics in that it generalizes the
definition of a sign to encompass signs in any medium or sensory modality. Thus it
broadens the range of sign systems and sign relations, and extends the definition of
language in what amounts to its widest analogical or metaphorical sense. Semiotics
can include signs, logos, gestures and other linguistic and nonlinguistic
communication methods. As a word, semiotics derives from the Greek semeiotics,
which describes the action of interpreting signs. Linguistics is the systematic study of
the structure and evolution of human language, and it is applicable to every aspect of
human endeavor.
4. Explain why this idea was stated on the topic THE REALITY FUNCTION “Photographs
and other communication technologies may give us very recognizable images but, as we
argued, they are no more reliable at retrieving that any other medium.”
 Despite the numerous new technologies that are always evolving, the reality function
keeps us informed of the truth. Technology is a great aid to us, but if we don't utilize
it properly, we could bend; it's like an attractive advertisement for a burger, but when
we buy it, it's not at all like the attractive partner in the advertisement. This is only
one illustration of why we need to utilize technology carefully since it has the
potential to deceive us.
5. How can we determine Visually and Reality? State at least 2 examples for each.
 Visual regime in relation to a particular moment will determine the extent of where
something will have meanings, and the extent to which those the meanings will be
serious in society. But the actual value of the truth of meanings are never completely
reliable. Just like the advertisement burger, it is attractive in the picture but not in the
actual nature. Another example is the story of encantadia if we observe it is plausible
but on the other hand it is just a story that is based on a conjecture to build its story.
The 'truth' is usually a shorthand way of saying that some representation is 'true to
life' but the works hardly resemble one another. They do, though, resemble
something, and in this we can identify an idea about reality and visual culture that has
been central to theories of visuality and culture across Western history. Its basis is the
ancient Greek notion of mimesis, or the imitation (the reproduction) of reality, which
in effect posits that the objects we see are only imitations of an ideal form.