Photography

Drawing

Painting

Sculpture

Digital illustration

Sculpting, modeling, casting, and assembling.

Painting on canvas

Photography techniques

To create flat images.

To create immersive experiences.

To simplify complex ideas.

To reduce the use of colors.

Two-dimensional art can be viewed from multiple angles, while three-dimensional art is always viewed from one angle.

Two-dimensional art is flat and has height and width, while three-dimensional art has depth and occupies physical space.

Three-dimensional art is created using only digital tools, while two-dimensional art is made with traditional materials.

Two-dimensional art includes sculptures, while three-dimensional art includes paintings.

Digital images, videos, sound

Plastic, rubber, stone

Clay, metal, wood, glass, fabric, paper, found objects.

Food items, liquids, gases

Sculpture is a three-dimensional art form because it has depth, height, and width, allowing it to be viewed from various perspectives.

Sculpture can only be appreciated from one angle.

Sculpture is a form of painting that uses colors.

Sculpture is only two-dimensional and lacks depth.

Space is only important for two-dimensional art.

Space is essential for creating depth, defining relationships between objects, and enhancing viewer engagement in three-dimensional art.

Space has no effect on the viewer's perception.

Space is irrelevant in the context of sculpture.

Jeff Koons

Pablo Picasso

Vincent van Gogh

Claude Monet

I feel angry and annoyed.

I feel indifferent and uninterested.

I feel a sense of wonder and appreciation.

I feel confused and frustrated.