Art in Island is an interactive art gallery located in the Philippines that allows guests to be part of optical illusions. It is seen as if the audience is a part of the artwork. I shall analyse this picture using the 2 X 10 technique.
Keywords
Fun
Interesting
Interactive
Creative
Extraordinary
Illusion
Photogenic
3 Dimensional
Eye-catching
One of a kind
Questions
- When creating the artworks, does it take twice the effort compared to just painting a 2D artwork?
- Is placing the artworks in correct perspective difficult? Considering how it would turn out in photos with a 3D effect, positioning of the artworks must be accurate
- Since this allow the guests to be up close with the the artwork, does the guests sometimes take advantage and damage the artwork?
- What is done to ensure that the artworks are still in good condition despite it being open without any barrier.
- Is this form of art more appreciated compared to the norm?
- Is this usually held in an exhibition for only a certain period of time or is it permanently in museums?
- What other kinds of art exhibitions allows the guests to be interactive with the artwork?
- Is it true that people are able to study the artwork better when they are able to observe it closely?
- Is done in every other country as well?
- Is optical illusion art more enjoyed by people at any age? or only the young enjoys it more? seeing how this requires one to take pictures with the artwork to be able to see the illusions of the artwork.
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