Scenographic Strategies in Non-traditional Spaces 1

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Code	Completion	Credits	Range	Semester
204NMO1	Z	2	3/T	winter

Subject guarantor:

Name of lecturer(s):

Learning outcomes of the course unit:

The aim is to expand one's individual bearing in the selected intention and develop one's creative approach leading to independent artistic practice (see more in the textbook).

Mode of study:

Arstist dialogue, exercises, one's work on projects and implementations. Analysis of recorded examples and their presentation.

Prerequisites and co-requisites:

No requirements for registration.

Course contents:

The study content is an interdisciplinary research of human situations in multi-dimensional space, from the physical through mental (emotional, rational and spiritual), to social and cultural relations and interaction in informational and idea spaces, where the protagonist is not only a participant but also a co-creator of changes functioning on the principle of feedback (for more see the textbook).

Curriculum:

(for details see the textbook)

I. Series: The static image - composition on a surface

1st block: Still life (object) - observation and vision

2nd block: Portrait (subject) - expression (image)

II series: Image movement - composition in space

3rd block: Shape and space - external space, mental and spiritual dimensions

4th block: Figure (body) - internal (personal) space (intimacy)

III series

5th block: Object in movement (machine/robot) - mechanic rhythm

6th block: Figure in movement (gesture/dance/voice) - biological rhythm

IV series: Image of events - composition in context

7th block: Action (in an environment) - construction/deconstruction

8th block: Story (in society) - composition/decomposition

V series: Presentation - medialization

9th block: Communication and context

10th block Complex systems

VI series: Final work - individual topic

Recommended or required reading:

Required Reading:

Skripta - Divadlo v netradičním prostoru, performance a site specific

Performance Art: from Futurism to the Present, RoseLee Goldberg, T & H - London