MONDRIAN TREES TRANSFORMATION OF A THEME

Giuseppe Licari

Is this room… underground? Or above ground?

Idea tree

How could you take this

one step further?

What could the roots be?

Think about what you have

done so far

ImaginationActivities

Objects

PeopleNatural

World

Think about how many

branches you can create

from your idea or theme

e.g.

People > friend >

social media >

online > meet >

together yet apart

Places

Take a theme and develop it further using the tree

Add branches on to

each A.O.

e.g. How could you

develop your work?

How could you record

observations?

How could you

experiment?

How could we relate the tree to Assessment

Objectives (A.O.)?

A01. Contextual

& Develop

A02.Refine

& ExperimentA04.Realise

Intentions

A03 .Record

Observations

A01. Contextual

& Develop

A02.Refine

& ExperimentA04.Realise

Intentions

A03 .Record

Observations

Drawings

SketchesPhotographs

Annotation

AnalysisDevelop

Explore

Material TestPrimary Research

Secondary Research

Artist Reference

Gallery Visit

variation on a theme

Observational drawing

• INK AND PENCIL

ABSTRACTION

• TRANSFER NEGATIVE SPACES

FROM YOUR DRAWINGS ONTO A

FRESH SHEET OF PAPER TO

CREATE A NEW DESIGN

Add colour scheme

Use oil pastel & paint

PAPER CUT

TRACE YOUR

OBSERVED TREE IN

LINE AND USE THIS TO

CREATE A “CUT

THROUGH”

DESIGN.

STENCIL

• use the paper cut tree as a stencil to

create a new image

PERSONALISINGSTENCIL LAYERS

/ DRAWING INTO

AND OVER /

PERSONALISING

WITH PATTERN -

draw out from and

into your stencil to

add pattern, details

and imagery.

ARTISTS REFERENCE• MONDRIAN

• L. Basil McMahon (undrtheweather)

• ERNESTO CAIVANO

• LUCIENNE DAY

• TORD BOONTJE

• Soo Kim

• ANSELM KIEFER

LUCIENNE DAY

Mondrian

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Miss Galvin

ERNESTO

CAIVANO

NICK CAVE

KEIR SMITH

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Gustav Klimt

ANDY

GOLDSWORTHY

Arne Quinze takes matters into his own hands with

a new public art installation, The Sequence, designed to promote urban interaction by connecting the Flemish Parliament with the House of Flemish

Representatives in Brussels. If you can't change government from within,

why not do a makeover on the outside? The wood and concrete

installation, officially opening November 16 and projected to remain

for at least five years, works as a prompt for communication as people

walk through it. The physical connection between the government neighbours is also a symbolic one that

is meant to reflect Quinze's philosophy.

PRUNELA

CLOUGH

Soo Kim

• L. Basil McMahon (undrtheweather)

Add branches on to

each A.O.

e.g. How could you

develop your work?

How could you record

observations?

How could you

experiment?

How could we relate the tree to Assessment

Objectives (A.O.)?

A01. Contextual

& Develop

A02.Refine

& ExperimentA04.Realise

Intentions

A03 .Record

Observations