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    Module 2 LESSON 2

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    Name: Angel Rose O.

    Anong Date: September 27, 2022


    Year & Section: BTLEd-HE 1A Subject: HUMANITIES 10

    Lesson 2 Sculpture

    Activity

    Direction: Describe the picture below.

     What do you see in the picture?

     It is a subject in Christian art depicting the Virgin Mary cradling the dead body of
    Jesus after his body was removed from the cross. It means Pity or Compassion,
    and represents Mary sorrowfully contemplating the dead body of her son which
    she holds on her lap.

    Analysis

    Guide Questions:
    a. How do you define sculpture?

     The most enduring and, arguably, the greatest form of fine art known to man,
    sculpture has played a major role in the evolution of Western culture. Its history
    and stylistic development are those of Western art itself. Sculpture, an artistic
    form in which hard or plastic materials are worked into three-dimensional art
    objects. The designs may be embodied in freestanding objects, in reliefs on
    surfaces, or in environments ranging from tableaux to contexts that envelop the
    spectator.

    b. What could be the basis for making sculpture as a form of art?

     The two most important elements of sculpture—mass and space—are, of course,


    separable only in thought. All sculpture is made of a material substance that has
    mass and exists in three-dimensional space. Mass refers to the sculpture's bulk,
    the solid bit contained within its surfaces. Space is the air around the solid
    sculpture, and reacts with the latter in several ways: first, it defines the edges of
    the sculpture; second, it can be enclosed by part of the sculpture, forming hollows
    or areas of emptiness; third, it can link separate parts of the sculpture which thus
    relate to one another across space. An artist must consider how the sculpture will
    look from all angles, in other words whether the sculpture will be interesting and
    pleasing from all angles.

    Application: Let's apply

    Direction: Answer the following.


    1. How does sculpture is defined?
     Sculpture is to form an image or representation of from solid material, such as
    wood or stone, to form into a three-dimensional work of art. to change the form of
    the earth's surface by natural processes such as erosion and deposition. To shape
    by or as if by carving or molding, a sculpture is one of the main types of both
    visual and fine art, it is traditionally reliefs or freestanding objects.

    2. If you were a sculptor, what piece would you make? What could be the materials you will
    use?

     If I were a sculptor, the piece would I make is a statue, because statues convey
    and perpetuate honor. Consequently, no matter how important their historical role,
    villains simply do not merit statues, nor do they merit having their names
    associated with lakes or streets or schools or military bases and etc. And the
    materials I could be used is cement, steel, and wires. heart outlined.

    3. Today I learned

     What I have learned sculpture is the other kind of artwork or art appreciation,
    shows how this kind of art’s productive, expressive and not easy to make, because
    sculpture is also tactile one could actually touch it and feel its various textures and
    forms, the branch of the visual arts that operates in three dimensions which is
    physically presented in the dimensions of height, width and depth and one of the
    plastic arts. And mostly you’ll see sculpture on models for history, religious,
    traditional sculpting derive from Greek and Roman Sculpture of Classical
    Antiquity. For me it is one of the convincedly and appreciably forms of art, the
    sculpture.

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