Projetos em Design

Reconhecimento e Integração dos elementos do meio natural e do meio social

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Cromaedro

 

Team:

Rafael Rocha

r.rafael.r@gmail.com

 

Raissa Laban

raissalaban@yahoo.com.br

 

Social Group:

Teacher Ingrid Leitão

Escola Rana Cosac

Endereço: Rua Cândido Gaffrée, nº 32, Urca
Rio de Janeiro, RJ Cep: 22291-080

Tel: (21) 2295 2895

 

 

          The Project was put together by us,Rafael Rocha and Raissa Laban, and it we worked with the Art teacher of the Rana Cosac school, at Urca, Rio de Janeiro. At Rana Cosac, the education begins when the child is four years old and it ends by the eight grade of the fundamental education. Ingrid Guimarães were teaching Art lessons every Tuesday to the 5ª and 6ª grades and every Friday for the 7ª and 8ª, always in the morning shift.

She used to work with many different kinds of media, as computers (Photoshop and Flash), painting on canvas, origami, collages and clay. She was always willing to make her students understand the concepts which the school believed: Truth, Good and Beauty. Ingrid also had informal talks with her students about these principles over the course of the tecnical instruction, using the practical example of their current relationships (the students’) as a common bridge to the assimilation, inspiration and reproduction of such basis in the arts.

Therefore, by the set of words that composes the vocabular universe of Ingrid Guimarães, we recognize as the theme and moto of our project the following:

 “Art saves the planet and to teach is a divine experience”

Indeed, by teaching philosophical concepts considered to be divine, Ingrid tries to establish a bridge with the children and the adolscents in ways of how to reflect this knowledge in the school/social coexistence. Therefore, she transposes to the creative fields this messianic language on the belief of teaching na art that expresses itself in a more self-conscious way of its role in the society, by thus elevating the character of the individual in sight of a better world for us all.

The object was designed to present a visualization of basic art principles such as the primary pigment and light colours, layers and frames through experimental and reflexive combinations.

The final product was a emptied tetraedrus with internal colored lights for the student combine the celofane paper slides and transparencies on the external metallical parts by magnetic fields. The internal lights device is controlled by aside switches.

Ingrid shows on the tetraedrus concepts, ideas and resources of the programs chanelling on a geometric level the holistical basis of her art lessons.

 

Rafael Rocha - I've learned a lot with this project, but the most important thing was that nothing can be done completely by oneself. Even the smallest thing has a touch of someone else, and its important to be thankfull for that. I thank Raissa for taking this project very seriously, and for making the best efforts in all the steps and within the deadlines. That brought me strength to perform the project.

I thank Ingrid for setting up rules and being strict in certain issues, wich made me work more seriously on the project.

 

Raissa Laban - To me the Project II has taught me what must be done in order to dream. I learn to achieve predetermined goals like a necessary step after another to bring the much needed consciousness that project required without the illusion of the magical creation, but like a project in the collective way. 

I thank Rafael for having instructed me on how to play and on the same time how to be responsible in every single moment of our relationship, what has inspired an immense respect and friendship in me. 

I also thank to Ingrid for having instigated me with her ideals, which came through me as a huge admiration for her work and will surely inspire my life.

 

 

 

 

Subject: DSG1002

Class: 1AC

Professores: Ana Branco e Luis Vicente

  

 

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