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Set distance and angle from which the piece is vewed
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Has only height and width, but not depth
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Gradiation of lights and darks
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Size in relation to another object
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Shallowest form of relief
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Forms are brought more fully off the flat surface, for a nearly sculptural effect
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Description applied to any fully three dimensional piece, no matter how large or small or how shaped
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The experience of walking through a piece of art, rather than just walking around it
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Reduction of details in order to focus on a things essence
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A particular wa of approaching a work with consistancy
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Subject matter plus all its emotional, intellectual, symbolic, spiritual, and/or narrative impications
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Designed environments installed in musuems, sometimes temporarily
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Where the piece is presented
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Piece dependant on setting
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"fool the eye" Denial of characteristics of the medium
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Form
Space
Line
Texture
Light
Color
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Repetition
Variety
Rhythm
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Emphasis
Economy
Proportion
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The coordination of all partsof a work to express their intent
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Lines the activate space to draw attention
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Meatn to be touched, climbed on, or swung from by viewers
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Large-scale, 3-D projects involving physical alterations of the earth's surface for aesthetic surfaces
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Using objects exactly as they come from nature, or make only minimal changes to the surface of your chosen material
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Optically percieved visual texture that does not correspond with the actual texture of the marterial
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