CHAOS IN TOMORROW
GROUP ELTA
Agenda
INTERPRETATION OF THE PAINTING
THE FORM OF ABSTRACT
THE TYPE OF ABSTRACT
METHOD OF PAINTING
CONCEPT OF PAINTING: ABSTRACT FORMALISM
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INTERPRETATI
ON OF THE
PAINTING
After considerable consideration, we decided to paint this digital art. When you look at this
captivating work of art, a powerful image of our future cities if we architect neglect to
embrace urban landscape design and green architecture. This intriguing picture
exemplifies a distinct type of Abstract art known as Geometric Abstract Art, providing us
with a worms-eye level viewpoint, a look above eye-level, into a nightmare world of
congestion and chaos.
In this remarkable image, we see a swarm of structures rising at the same time, pushing
for space in a constrained urban setting. Skyscrapers dominate the skyline, fighting for
attention while neglecting sustainable design standards. The end results? Our cities grow
overcrowded, suffocating under the weight of increased traffic, noise pollution, and a lack
of a healthy environment. The entire essence of life is jeopardized, and the quality of life
for our inhabitants suffers.
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As architects, we have a huge obligation to create and embrace green architecture. It is our
responsibility to work with our colleagues in the built environment to guarantee the wise
use of space and the preservation of our cities' beauty while complying with established
standards and rules.
Consider a world in which our cities are free of the scars of uncontrolled growth. A future
in which green areas, energy-efficient technology, and sustainable materials have been
meticulously incorporated into our building designs. A future in which our cities thrive, our
residents breathe clean air, and a practical and aesthetically beautiful, constructed
environment in which life thrives in harmony with nature.
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So, my fellow architects, I ask you: Will we let our cities be destroyed, sentencing
ourselves to a dark and decaying future? OR will we rise to the occasion, banding together
to conserve and nurture our urban landscapes? We have a decision, and the repercussions
will determine our future.
Let us stand together, embrace green architecture, and breathe new life into our cities. For
this is gradually becoming our reality, and if we do not act, everything we cherish will
wither and go away.
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THE FORM OF
ABSTRACT
Non-subjective abstract art focuses on formal aspects including color, shape,
line, and composition. It is not based on the artist's subjective feelings or
emotions, but rather on the intrinsic features of these materials in a purely
visual and non-representational way. Non-subjective abstract art focuses on
the artwork's formal qualities and aesthetics, frequently striving for balance,
harmony, or investigating geometric patterns, repetition, or mathematical
concepts
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THE TYPE OF ABSTRACT METHOD OF PAINTING
The type of ABSTRACT we're showing the Geometric abstraction is characterized by
audience is an OBJECTIVE ABSTRACT using geometric shapes, lines, and forms as
painting in which we can clearly identify the dominant visual components. Grids,
the various buildings. squares, rectangles, and other geometric
forms were used by artists such as Piet
Mondrian and Kazimir Malevich to create
compositions that stressed balance, order,
and purity.
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CONCEPT OF
PAINTING:
ABSTRACT
FORMALISM
Abstract formalism is an aesthetic approach to abstract art that focuses on the formal aspects and visual features
of the artwork itself. This method is frequently characterized by painstaking attention to detail, accuracy, and a
disciplined approach to composing. To produce a feeling of order and structure, artists may use geometric forms,
precise lines, or controlled brushwork. Color schemes can be based on color theory, which investigates
connections, contrasts, and harmonies.
Abstract formalism frequently aims to provide the audience with a purely visual experience, enabling them to
interact with the artwork on an aesthetic or sensual level. The goal is not to transmit specific storylines, feelings,
or representations, but rather to highlight the aesthetic features and inherent force of the artwork itself.
Abstract formalism has historically related to a variety of aesthetic groups, including Constructivism,
Suprematism, and some strands of Geometric Abstraction. Abstract formalism has been significantly influenced
by artists like as Piet Mondrian, Kazimir Malevich, and Josef Albers' investigation of form, color, and the quest
of aesthetic harmony and balance.
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Thank you
GROUP ELTA
