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Vitreography (art form) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Vitreography (art form) Vitreography is a term that can refer either to a particular art form or to a technique for art printmaking. As an art form, vitreography refers to a style of contained 3-dimensional scenes displayed in a shadow box frame.〔Jean-Pierre Weill Studios, accessed 31 Dec 2013, URL - http://www.vitreography.com/index.html〕 == Process and effect ==
Elements of the scene are isolated and drawn/painted on separate, suspended glass panes.〔The Thoughtfulness Shop Fine Art, accessed 31 Dec 2013, URL - http://www.thoughtfulnessshopfineart.com/vitreography/jean-pierre_weill.htm〕 The elements merge in the shadow box frame, utilizing the glass' transparency, to give a layered dimensionality to the scene and it's components. Depending on the angle of perception, background, ground, and foreground will all interact differently.〔Jean-Pierre Weill Studios, accessed 31 Dec 2013, URL - http://www.vitreography.com/index.html〕 Through this method the artist is given a new axis of expression with which to experiment and engage an audience. In this way, vitreography may be seen as the fine art rendition of the Ken Burns effect, giving new dimension and life to still images.
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