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Unit 1: Structural Composition + (expression book)
Unit 2: Spatial & Compositional Dynamics + (expression book)
Unit 2: Spatial & Compositional Dynamics + (expression book)
Curators must complete their personal research and moodboards for every session and add to their Expression Book which will be submitted for final review and certification decision.
Session 1:
Introduction: Navigation of the program and Bauhaus.
Session 2:
Line: Directional flow that guides the eye.
Session 3:
Balance: Visual equilibrium through distribution of weight.
Session 4:
Form: Shape and volume of the work.
Session 5:
Colour: Hue, tone, and contrast to set mood.
Unit 2: Spatial & Compositional Dynamics + (expression book)
Unit 2: Spatial & Compositional Dynamics + (expression book)
Unit 2: Spatial & Compositional Dynamics + (expression book)
Curators must complete their personal research and moodboards for every session and add to their Expression Book which will be submitted for final review and certification decision.
Session 6:
Fukinsei: Japanese Aesthetic design: Asymmetry for natural beauty
Session 7:
Ma / Space: Japanese Aesthetic design: Intentional intervals creating rhythm / negative space
Session 8:
Ku / Emptiness: Japanese Aesthetic design: Extreme simplicity / remove distractions
Unit 3: Design Aesthetics + (expression book)
Unit 2: Spatial & Compositional Dynamics + (expression book)
Unit 3: Design Aesthetics + (expression book)
Curators must complete their personal research and moodboards for every session and add to their Expression Book which will be submitted for final review and certification decision.
Session 9:
Kanso: [Simplicity]
Japanese Aesthetic design: Distillation to essentials
Session 10:
Koko: [Austerity]
Japanese Aesthetic design: Maturity and dignified restraint
Session 11:
Shizen: [Naturalness]
Japanese Aesthetic design: Authenticity without artifice
Session 12:
Wabi-sabi: [Imperfection]
Japanese Aesthetic design: Finding beauty in imperfection.
Session 13:
Kintsugi: [Beauty in the broken]
Japanese Aesthetic design: Embracing repair as art.
Session 14:
Datsuzoku: [Freedom] Japanese Aesthetic design: Subverting convention / creative liberation.
Session 15:
Yūgen: [Mystery/ Subtlety] suggestive depth
Session 16:
Shibui: [Finesse] Refined, understated elegance
Session 17:
Seijaku: [Stillness/ Tranquility] refined, understated elegance
Session 18:
Harmony:
Building unity among elements
Session 19:
Expression Book:
Review of active visual research and reflective research journal
Session 20:
Reflections:
Program Review: Learning experience, personal path forward and learning Q&A. Learner to Complete: Self-Assessment Personal Reflective statement.