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    LECTURE 3.

    2
    Aesthetic Terms
    CATEGORIES OF VALUE

    LOGICAL True and False

    ETHICAL Good and Bad

    AESTHETIC
    Beautiful and Ugly
    AESTHETICS VALUES

    BEAUTIF UGLY
    UL Glooms
    Delights

    Wow! Yuck!
    Walastik!
    Hanep! Eww!
    Sus!
    AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO
    THE SENSES
    SENSE SENSING: Sense-Data FORMS OF ART
    S
    VISUAL ART: Painting,
    SEEING: Color,
    EY Sculpture, Architecture,
    E Shape, Size, Motion
    Dance, Drama

    EARS HEARING: AUDITORY ART: Music,


    Sound Drama
    OLFACTORY
    NOSE SMELLING:
    ART:
    Odor
    Perfume Making
    TONGUE TASTING: CULINARY ART:
    Taste Cooking
    TOUCHING: TACTILE ART:
    SKIN
    Texture, Shape, Size, Sculpture, Lovemaking
    Motion
    IMAGINATIVE
    IMAGINATION IMAGINING: Images
    ART:
    Literature, Drama
    AESTHETIC VALUES ACCORDING TO
    THE SENSES
    SENSE-DATA BEAUTIFUL UGLY
    COLO Picturesque Blur
    RSHAP Pretty Grotesque
    ESIZ Cute Piquant
    E
    MOTIO Graceful Awkward
    NSOUN Lovely Droll
    DODO Fragrant Foul
    R
    TAST Delicious Pungent
    E
    TOUC Pleasant Harsh
    H
    IMAG Fantastic Ridiculous
    E
    Kazimir
    Malevich,
    White on
    White,
    1918

    BLUR
    Ugly Color
    Wassily Kandinsky,
    Colourful Ensemble, 1938

    PICTURESQUE
    Beautiful Color
    Piett Mondrian,
    Composition with
    Red,
    Blue and Yellow,
    1930

    PICTURESQUE
    Beautiful Color
    Sunset at Anawangin Cove, San Antonio, Zambales
    Fernando Amorsolo, Sunset, 1950 ROMANTIC REALISM
    Vincentt Van Gogh, Sunset: Wheat Fields Near Arles, June 1888
    EXPRESSIONISM
    Roy Lichttensttein, Sinking Sun, 1964
    POP ART
    Claude Monett, San Giorgio Maggiore at Dusk, 1908-1912
    IMPRESSIONISM
    Edvard Munch
    The Scream
    1893

    EMOTIONAL
    EFFECT
    OF
    COLOR
    COLORFUL BUILDING

    St. Basil’s Cathedral, Red Square, Moscow, Russia


    FILIPINO SENSE
    OF BEAUTY
    The colorful is
    beautiful.
    HORROR VACUI:
    Fear of Empty Space
    Alfonso Ossorio,
    Beach Combers (1953)
    Alfonso Ossorio,
    Perpetual Sacrifice,
    (1949)
    Alfonso Ossorio,
    Three Mothers,
    (1950)
    COLORFUL DESIGN IN PHILIPPINE FOLK ART
    COLORFUL ART OF THE
    PAROL
    COLORFUL PHILIPPINE INDIGENOUS ART
    ABDUL MARI IMAO,
    National Artist for Visual Arts;
    Filipino sculptor, (1936-2014)
    COLORFUL COSTUMES
    ACCESSORIES AND
    DECORATION
    PAHIYAS FESTIVAL, LUCBAN, QUEZON
    SINULOG-SANTO NINO FESTIVAL, CEBU CITY
    KADAYAWAN FESTIVAL, DAVAO CITY
    PENAGBENGA FESTIVAL, BAGUIO CITY
    DINAGYANG FESTIVAL, ILOILO CITY
    ATI-ATIHAN FESTIVAL, KALIBO, AKLAN
    MASSKARA FESTIVAL, BACOLOD
    THE COLORFUL
    IS BEAUTIFUL
    PRETTY
    Beautiful Shape

    GROTESQUE
    Ugly Shape
    THE BEAUTIFUL SHAPE OF A DOME

    St.Peter’s Basilica, Vatican City


    DOME

    Taj Mahal, Agra, India


    BEAUTIFUL SHAPE

    Sydney Opera House, Sydney, Australia


    SEXY
    Beautiful shape of the
    female body
    Jean Augustte Dominique Ingres, Grande Odalisque, 1814
    Juan Luna, Odalisque, 1885
    Henri Privatt-Livemontt,
    Absinthe Robette poster
    advertisement, 1901

    Style
    ART
    NOUVEAU
    Venus of Willendorf,
    28,000-25,000 BC

    GROTESQUE
    Ugly Shape
    Grotesque Face
    Michelangelo Buonarotttti, Grotesque heads, c. 1524-25
    CUTE
    Beautiful Size

    PIQUANT
    Ugly Size
    GREEK AND
    WESTERN SENSE
    OF BEAUTY
    The big is

    beautiful.

    Phidias, Statue of Zeus at


    Olympia, about 13 m (43
    ft) tall, 435 BC
    Frédéric
    Augustte
    Barttholdi, Statue
    of Liberty, Liberty
    Island Manhattan,
    New York City,
    New York, 305 feet
    1
    inch (93
    meters),
    1886
    Burj Khalifa,
    Dubai, United Arab
    Emirates 829.8
    m (2,722 ft),
    163 163 above
    ground
    TALLEST BUILDING
    IN
    THE PHILIPPINES

    Grand Hyatttt Manila,


    Taguig, Metro Manila,
    281.78 m(924.5 ft),
    66 floors,
    2017
    JAPANESE
    SENSE OF
    BEAUTY
    The small is
    beautiful.

    BONSAI
    Miniature Tree in
    a Pot
    SMALLEST ORIGAMI

    Folded from a piece of


    plastic film measuring
    0.1 x 0.1 mm by Naito
    Akira in
    2004
    HAIKU
    A very short form of Japanese poetry
    consisting of 17 syllables in three phrases
    of 5, 7, and 5 on respectively or
    consisting of 11 on in three phrases of 3,
    5, and 3 on, respectively.

    An old silent pond... A summer river being crossed


    A frog jumps into the how pleasing
    splash! Silence again.
    pond, with sandals in my hands!

    Autumn moonlight— Light of the moon


    a worm digs silently Moves west, flowers'
    into the chestnut. Creep eastward.
    shadows
    In the moonlight,
    In the twilight rain The color and scent of the wisteria
    these brilliant-hued hibiscus – Seems far
    A lovely sunset. away.
    - Yosa Buson (1716-1784)
    - Basho Matsuo (1644-
    1694)
    JAPANESE
    SENSE OF
    BEAUTY
    The less is
    beautiful

    MINIMALISM
    Use of least
    number of
    elements

    Yamaoka Tesshu,
    Mt. Fuji Zen Scroll
    Painting
    ZEN BUDDHISM
    AND
    MINIMALISM

    The cause of suffering in


    life is attachment to
    material things. The
    lesser the possessions, the
    lesser the suffering. So
    the secret to happiness is
    living a simple life.
    君が代は
    千代に⼋千代に
    さざれ（細）⽯の
    KIMIGAYO いわお（巌）となりて
    Waka Poem こけ（苔）の⽣すまで
    (794-1185 AD) Kimigayo wa
    Chiyo ni yachiyo ni
    Sazare-ishi no Iwao to
    National narite
    Anthem Koke no musu made
    of Japan
    May your reign Continue for
    a thousand,
    Eight thousand generations,
    Until the pebbles
    Grow into boulders Lush with
    moss
    GRACEFUL
    Beautiful
    Motion
    LOVELY Beautiful sound
    DROLL Ugly sound

    TIMBRE OF THE HUMAN VOICE

    FLOWING EFFECT Jose Mari Chan,


    (Continuous Sound) Constant Change (1989)

    TREMBLING EFFECT Louis Daniel Armstrong,


    TREMOLO OR What a Wonderful
    VIBRATO World (1967)
    (Vibrating Sound)
    Harsh Surface (Ugly?)
    FANTASTIC
    Beautiful Image

    RIDICULOUS
    Ugly Image
    Salvador Dali,
    The Persistence of Memory,
    1931
    Jacek Yerka,
    Personal Shelf,
    1999
    Jacek Yerka,
    The Other Side
    of the
    Castle,
    2004
    Rene Magritttte,
    The Son of Man,
    1964
    Rene Magritttte,
    Fine Realities, 1964

    FANTASTIC OR
    RIDICULOUS
    IMAGES?

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