THREE DIMENSIONAL ART

Three Dimensional Art

It can be viewed from multiple angles.

Height, Width, and Depth

Characteristics of Three Dimensional Art

Carving

removing portions of a block of materials to create a form.

Casting

A manufacturing process by which a liquid materials is usually poured into a mold, which contains hollow cavity of the desired shape, and then allow to solidify.

Modeling

The technique of giving objects in a flat surface a 3D appearance through shading and highlighting.

Construction

A sculpture built of many parts, such as pieces of wood, Cardboard or metal

Hand building and Wheel throwing

pinching, molding rolling, coiling

Manunggul Jar

Made from clay with sand soil.

From Palawan used to protect the remains of the dead.

Valued as the most impressive work of ancient pottery in the Philippines.

Maitum Jar

Used as burial jars believed to be utilized during the Metal Age in the Philippines.

Made out of earthenware(natural clay)

Tapayan Jar

Use in food storage, fermentation, and cooking

Distinguish from the much smaller cooking clay palayok

Also called BANGA

BUL-UL

believed to protect against pests and assure good harvest.

A sacrificial a feast

Retablo and Santos

Images of saints on flat panels

Okit Carvings

An exclusive artistic cultural heritage of Maranaos of Lanao, Philippines

Kampilan

A single handle bolo

Iron blade with one cutting edge, elaborately carved wooden handle

Kulintang

a gong-chime

a musical instrument from maguindanao people.

Butuqn Funery Mask

Made out of gold and use to covers in burials

T’Boli Brass Casting

It uses beeswax to create a design on clay -the brass melted will put on a clay