Kinetic Sculpture and Movement
Introduction to sculptures that incorporate movement, exploring balance, gravity, and simple mechanics.
Key Questions
- How does the element of movement change the viewer's experience of a sculpture?
- Analyze the principles of balance and counterweight in creating a stable kinetic artwork.
- Design a simple kinetic sculpture that demonstrates an understanding of movement and interaction.
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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