Space in Art.

What does space in art refer to?

• Color

• Sense of depth

• Texture

• Line

Why is space considered critical in art?

• It uses vibrant colors

• It guides the viewer’s eye

• It requires different materials

• It limits artistic expression

What is positive space?

• The area surrounding objects

• The area occupied by objects

• The lack of depth in art

• Blank areas in a composition

What does negative space refer to?

• The subjects of the artwork

• The unoccupied areas surrounding positive spaces

• The actual physical space of sculptures

• The visual weight of an object

Which type of space exists in the physical world?

• Implied space

• Positive space

• Actual space

• Negative space

What is implied space?

• The area objects physically take up

• A suggestion of depth in two-dimensional works

• The lack of dimension in art

• A concept used only in sculptures

What does the principle of overlap in art create?

• A flat composition

• A sense of depth

• Bright colors

• Strong lines

What technique uses fading colors and details to convey depth?

• Linear perspective

• Atmospheric perspective

• Chiaroscuro

• Layering

What does linear perspective involve?

• The use of vibrant colors

• Converging lines to a vanishing point

• Overlapping shapes

• Creating blurred edges

How does size and scale contribute to space in art?

• It uses bold colors

• Objects appear larger or smaller based on their placement

• It emphasizes line quality

• It defines negative space