Volume and Mass

Skin Project

Volume: Refers to the space within a form.

Examples:

Christo
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Rachel Whitereads Works

Weight: either the actual ( physical) or the apparent (visual or composition) heaviness of an object.

Examples:

Dennis Oppenheim Works

Rachel Whiteread
Rune Olsen Works

Gravity: the force that attracts a body, toward, the center of earth, or toward any other physical body having mass.

Examples:

Dennis Oppenheim Works

Rachel Whiteread
Rune Olsen Works

Presence: the state or fact of existing, occuring, or being in present in a place or thing.

Examples:

Christo Works

Absence: The state of being away from a place of person.

Examples:

Dennis Oppenheim Works

Primary: Yellow, red, blue from which it is possible to mix all other colors of the spectrum.

Examples:
Christo Works

Secondary: the colors obtained by mixing equal amounts of two primary colors. Orange, Green, and Violet.

Examples:

Christo Works



Rachel Whiteread

Contours: The outline and other visible objects of a mass, figure, or object

Examples:

Christo
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Rachel Whiteread

Mass: refers to the effort and degree of bulk, density, and weight of matter in space, the area occupied by a form such as a building or sculpture.

Examples:

Christo

Dennis Oppenheim
Rachel Whiteread Works