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    The document discusses various artworks and artists across different mediums. It describes paintings by Alvin Paraguison and Leonardo da Vinci, drawings by Monica Lee and Paul Cadden, sculptures by Ramon Orlina and Michael Cacnio. It also discusses architecture works like the Beijing National Stadium and Burj Khalifa, landscape design at Versailles, and other works like lighting design by Kenneth Cobonpue and chair design by Philippe Starck. Key details are provided on the materials, techniques, and concepts used for each artwork.

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    The document discusses various artworks and artists across different mediums. It describes paintings by Alvin Paraguison and Leonardo da Vinci, drawings by Monica Lee and Paul Cadden, sculptures by Ramon Orlina and Michael Cacnio. It also discusses architecture works like the Beijing National Stadium and Burj Khalifa, landscape design at Versailles, and other works like lighting design by Kenneth Cobonpue and chair design by Philippe Starck. Key details are provided on the materials, techniques, and concepts used for each artwork.

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    The document discusses various artworks and artists across different mediums. It describes paintings by Alvin Paraguison and Leonardo da Vinci, drawings by Monica Lee and Paul Cadden, sculptures by Ramon Orlina and Michael Cacnio. It also discusses architecture works like the Beijing National Stadium and Burj Khalifa, landscape design at Versailles, and other works like lighting design by Kenneth Cobonpue and chair design by Philippe Starck. Key details are provided on the materials, techniques, and concepts used for each artwork.

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    Zanoria - Artists and Artisans

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    Kyla Zanoria
    The document discusses various artworks and artists across different mediums. It describes paintings by Alvin Paraguison and Leonardo da Vinci, drawings by Monica Lee and Paul Cadden, sculptures by Ramon Orlina and Michael Cacnio. It also discusses architecture works like the Beijing National Stadium and Burj Khalifa, landscape design at Versailles, and other works like lighting design by Kenneth Cobonpue and chair design by Philippe Starck. Key details are provided on the materials, techniques, and concepts used for each artwork.

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    Kyla Marie B.

    Zanoria I - A (BSHM)
    Prof. April Leano

    Artists
    1. Painting
    by Alvin Paraguison

    • Oil on Canvas
    • 40 x 30
    • Made to auction at Aivee
    Clinic at The Fort, BGC
    • Technique used is
    Glazing.
    by Leonardo da Vinci, 1498

    • Oil/ Tempera on Plaster


    • Leonardo invented his own technique when he
    painted “The Last Supper”. He used tempera or oil
    paint on the two layers of the dry preparatory
    ground.
    2. drawing
    by Monica Lee

    • Graphite on paper
    • 27 x 27cm
    • “I like to challenge myself with complex portraits especially
    people with freckles or beard,” says Monica Lee.
    • Material used is Graphite Pencil
    • Hyperrealism
    by Paul Cadden, 2015

    • Pencil on paper, Works on Paper


    • 20.9 x 15 in (54 x 38cm)
    • Hyperrealism
    • “The idea is to go beyond the photograph,” Paul Cadden says
    • Graphite and Chalk are the main materials used by Paul
    Cadden in his super realistic works.
    3. Sculpture
    by Ramon Orlina, 2006

    • Carved Asahi Glass


    • 16 1/2 x 8 5/8 x 5 7/8
    in. (42 x 22 x 15 cm.)
    • Artworks of Ramon
    Orlina are always
    multi-faceted. It
    allows light to pass
    through at different
    angles, and that
    effect is achieved
    through many hours
    of grinding and
    reshaping the glass.

    • He uses cold process in sculpting which involved the direct


    carving on glass.
    by Michael Cacnio, 2011

    • A balloon collection of
    Michael Cacnio.
    • Brass creations. Parts
    of the pieces are
    crafted in fiber glass
    and stainless steel.
    • The figures are molded
    from these materials
    forms the context that
    allows the colorful
    glass globes or the
    balloons to stand out
    and evoke a sense of
    occasion, of childhood
    joy.
    Artisans
    1. architecture

    ,2008

    • It was built by 4 architects namely; Ai Wei Wei, Pierre de Meuron,


    Jacques Herzog, and Li Xinggang.
    • It is also known as “The Bird’s Nest”
    • It is made of Steel. 42,000 tons of steel, making it the largest steel
    structure in the world.
    • Deconstructivism
    ,2010

    • Was built by two


    contractors namely;
    Turner Construction
    and Laing O’Rourke.
    • The construction of
    Burj Khalifa have
    used concrete and
    steel rebar.
    • The structural system
    employed for Burj
    Khalifa can be called
    as the Buttressed
    Core System.
    2. landscape

    by Louis Benech and Jean- Michel Othoniel

    • Designed by Andre Le Notre between 1671 and 1674 but redesigned


    by Louis Benech, a landscape designer, and Jean-Michel Othoniel,
    an artist.
    • They are directly inspired by the ballets danced by Louis XIV and
    described in the Art of Describing Dance by Raoul-Auger Feuillet in
    1701. Their dynamic calligraphy echoes the embroidery-like
    parterres of the gardens of Versailles.
    3. other works of artisans
    by Kenneth Cobonpue, 2016

    • Limbo Chandelier captures a spontaneous moment of an aerialist


    in mid-flight.
    • It is made of gossamer wires handwoven in a lattice pattern. An art
    piece and a functional lamp/chandelier.
    • H. 113.5 cm – 130.5 x 73.5 cm
    • Hanging lamp, powder coated metal
    by Philippe Starck, 2003

    • Polycarbonate and upholstery


    • Made in Italy by Kartell
    • The polycarbonate structure offers a solid and elegant support for a soft
    seat in fabric-covered expanded polyurethane. Mademoiselle represents
    the perfect match, with a unique solution, of transparency and softness,
    aesthetics and color, delicacy of appearance and practical strength.
    • Frame used are offered in either black or transparent and the seats are
    available in a wide range of colors and fabrics
    • 22" w | 21" d | 29.1" h | seat: 18.1" h

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