Assignment five Developing sculpture and imagination

In the final part, I focused on finding for myself the boundaries between sculpture and painting; physical and virtual; as well as with the meaning of colour. As a result, there are more than five works. Some are more successful than the others, but this was quite a journey.

Main conclusions would be –

For a painting, the main place of existence is flatness.

For sculpture, this is a three-dimensional space.

For the virtual world, these are digital devices.

But all these mediums begin to interact when an illusion arises.

The illusion of volume on a plane...

...or the illusion of painting or sculpture in digital devices...

...or the virtual appears in a three-dimensional, physical world.

Borders also depend on point of view, ways of seen and context.

Colour needs an object, a form, but as soon as it is, the colour can combine or change the essence.