The flexible space of public art creates multiple languages of Central Line, shape and color

Authors

  • Kaixuan Wu
  • Xinran Ma

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54097/ehss.v14i.8802

Keywords:

Line, Color, Form, Flexible space

Abstract

This paper constructs a flexible space by using three basic design elements: line, shape and color, and creates a flexible space through flexible materials and fiber art. The coordination design of lines, forms and colors of works is worthy of in-depth exploration, because it is related to the design effect of works, and has a great impact on the functions and aesthetic characteristics of works. As for the relationship among line, shape and color, we should treat them dialectically. They can exist alone as a design element, but together they will achieve a more complementary effect. In the construction of flexible space, we should seek a comfortable space expression, increase vitality and attraction, and realize harmonious development. When the flexible space is combined with human activities, the activity place can be formed. When considering flexible space, a residence space with centripetal force and cohesion shall be provided. Most importantly, these spaces should be closely linked and interdependent with human daily activities. Only in this way can the flexible space have vitality and humanization. Flexible space meets people's diverse needs, perhaps short-term rest, or long-term leisure, etc. it is precisely because we carry out these activities in the city that we shorten the distance between the city and people. We will not just "stay" in the city, but feel the familiarity brought by the flexible space to the city.

Downloads

Download data is not yet available.

References

Ji Xing. The Embodiment of the combination of form, light and color in Architectural Design [J]. Science and Fortune, 20, 20:215.

Lin Lin. Public Art -- The Possibility of Creating a "Flexible Space" [J]. Public Art,2017, 06:45-49.

Chen Tao. Research on Humanized Design of Flexible Space in Urban Streets [D]. Hunan: Hunan Normal University, 2010.

Li Biyu. Research on the Flexible boundary of urban public space Landscape [J]. Science Review,20, 78.

Paul Zelans, Mary Pat Fisher. Three-dimensional Creation Dynamics.[M]. Shanghai People's Fine Arts Publishing House.

Wang Yiming. The Thread of Fiber: On the Linear Construction of Fiber Art [D]. Hangzhou: China Academy of Art, 2019

Downloads

Published

30-05-2023