Morphology-Shape

Author: Han Wei
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: The construction of this series is based on the elements and development forms of art and design, forming a genealogy that includes visual, form, shape, space, graphic, typography, layout, color, material, decoration, light, and shadow. Starting from the analysis of principles, the book narrates the ontological significance of elements and forms, while also combining exemplary works for specific analysis, describing their application in design practice. As an active exploration, it reflects a certain foresight and experimental awareness, while also incorporating implementable methods in curriculum teaching, making it suitable for practical application. As individual elements, they emphasize analytical depth, providing an extreme interpretation of formal language, expanding their informational content, and tracking new trends and developments in this field both domestically and internationally. In the process of analysis and interpretation, it achieves a cross-disciplinary and composite description and analysis across aspects such as evolution, type, semantics, paradigm, rules, comparison, application, and technology. Suitable for art students and enthusiasts at higher education institutions, it serves as a textbook for art and design disciplines in universities.