Interrelationship of Forms

 

   Detachment

In Detachment  forms remain separate from each other although they may be very close together. This artwork shows detachment through the physical separation of one object from the others. A single, vertical block is shown floating in the air, completely separated from the two rows of horizontal blocks below it. There are no lines, shadows, or other visual cues connecting the top block to the others. Other eleven small boxes also are separated from each other. Shadows were used in all boxes to show them separated from each other. The artwork was very easy to draw and I didn't feel any difficulties. 

                                              

        Touching 

Touching is when  we move the two forms closer, they begin to touch. The continuous space which keeps the two forms apart in  is thus broken. This artwork reflect Touching as a form of interrelationship. The artwork shows touching because all shapes are slightly in touch with each other although they look in lines together due to illusion. Illusion makes it harder to concentrate. It was difficult to  carefully planning the initial base lines and maintaining consistent shading.

                                                 

    Overlapping 

This artwork represents Overlapping. Overlapping occurs if we move forms closer, one crosses over other appears to remain above, covering a portion or form that appears to be underneath. The artwork shows overlapping through the placement and intersection of lines. The vertical lines are overlapping the horizontal lines creating patterns of hatching and cross hatching. The drawing was easy to draw but different types shapes were little tricky to maintain. 

        

                                     

                                     Penetration

In penetration forms appear as transparent, there’s no above and below relationship between them and the contours of forms remain visible. The artwork shows penetration through the use of implied lines and overlapping of shapes. The mountain like shapes suggest an object making it sit over background effectively penetrating. In overall artwork, drawing ing curved lines was difficult in order to develop shapes that are penetrating. 

Union

Union is same as penetration but forms are joined together and become a new, bigger form. Forms lose one part of their contours when they are in union. The artwork represents Union. The top lines cross over each other by representation of two separate elements coming together or joining. The diamond shape at the central is formed by four lines that are connected to each other. The two lines at the bottom also coming together same as others. 

Subtraction 

When an invisible form crosses over visible form, the result is subtraction. The portion of the visible form that is covered up by the invisible form also becomes invisible. Subtraction may be regarded overlapping of negative forms on positive forms. This artwork demonstrates the subtraction through the use of negative spaces. The dark shapes are defined by white, empty spaces around them. This empty spaces have been subtracted from dark shape. 

Intersection 

In Intersection only the form where two forms overlap each other is visible. A new, smaller form emerges as a result of  intersection. The artwork shows intersection as various geometric and organic shapes overlap and intersect, suggesting a relationship between these shapes where one moves over and under another. The use of solid dark dots represent stippling, adding depth to the intersection. This artwork was one hard ones to draw in bigger framal reference in order to achieve exact symmetry, balance, and measurement. 

Coinciding 

If we move two forms still closer, they coincide and become one form. This artwork represents coinciding as two triangles in both sides coinciding to become one individual triangle. Diagonal lines line up exactly with the edges of the triangles. The tip of each triangles align perfectly, sharing the same locations which is coinciding.