ARTE-3104 Still Life
A Still Life is a work of art which uses inanimate objects from nature (food, plants, flowers, etc.) or man-made (glasses, dishes, hot dogs, blenders, etc.) as a theme and which are placed in an artificial environment to be painted. Still lifes, in general, are a sampling of the daily life of people. To conclude, a still life is the pictorial representation of objects. Each person is surrounded by a set of objects, coexists with the objects of others and perceives more distant realities from the appreciation of surroundings of which a series of objects are also a part. In the bi-dimensional plane of a painting these realities can be captured through the use of a still life: A painting or series of painting whose subject matter is an object and which allows us to appropriate that reality.
Instructor
Mosseri Hoyos Ana
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