| Título: | Layering in art and in aesthetic experience | | Autor(es): | Gerald C. Cupchick and Allison Gignac | | Resumo: | Abstract: " Aesthetic responses are a function of the suggestions embeded in artworks and the connections made by viewers given their knowledge about art, past experiences, traits, and affective states. layered elements in artworks can suggest an ironic comment on the world, stimulate creative thinking, or reach into the unconscious to reveal personal meanings. Two experiments explored the reactions of psychology students to two kinds of layering in original artworks. In experiment 1,64 females and 19 males viewed three styles of images-Superimposed, Combined-Composite, and Graphic -and rated them on seven point verbal sclaes. The Superimposewd images were blended and ambigous, whereas the Combined-Composite images juxtaposed clearly separeted motifs suggesting a story and inviting connection. The Graphic images were flat, expressing powerful emotional themes in a direct manner." | | Publicado em: | In: Visual Arts Research. - ISSN 0736-0770. - Vol. 33 Nº1 (2007), p. 56-71 | | Assuntos: | Psicologia | Criatividade | Desenvolvimento individual | | CDU: | 159 | 316.61 | | Veja também: | Cupchik, Gerald C | Gignac, Allison | | Localização: | |
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