Across
- 3. Suggests movement or action, usually achieved through repetition of lines, shapes, and colors, creating a visual tempo.
- 5. Weiwei, "Forever Bicycles", Installation Artist.
- 6. Art (1950s - 1960s): Inspired by commercial culture, using commonplace objects as subject matter.
- 9. Anyone capable of conceptualizing an emotion, idea, or moment and express themselves using their imagination through artistic creation.
- 10. (1909 - 1914): Centered in Italy, emphasized dynamism, speed, and the power of the machine in modern life
- 14. Art that does not attempt to accurately depict visual reality but uses shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks for its effect.
Down
- 1. An enclosed area formed when a line curves around and crosses itself (irregular or regular geometric forms).
- 2. Gradual blending of light and shadow.
- 3. (Naturalism: Attempts to represent subject matter truthfully.
- 4. The capacity to experience another person's perspective.
- 7. Depiction of human males and females.
- 8. Genit for textures, blending, layering, known for being luminous and tender.
- 11. The initial idea or stimulus.
- 12. (1850s - 1880s): Accurately depicts nature or contemporary life, rejecting imaginative idealization.
- 13. (1600 CE - 1730 CE): Emphasizes dramatic, exaggerated motion and clear detail.