Edward Weston used the balance in <em>difference in value</em> to create contrast in the photograph 'shell', taken in 1927. The shell was a medium sized black and white photograph image that featured a nautilus shell balanced within an abalone shell that rested on a semi-reflective surface. The shells are set against a plain, dark background with pale tones that shine against it thus showing the difference in value to create contrast.
Yes the term mass can be used for both two dimensional and three dimensional art, so the answer is a. true.
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You could do a lot of research into why past artists made their art, or you can look at the different eras of time and why that art was made (Like the Romantic era was full of art that showed others how to care for each other) or you can even look into your own life or self, and see what part of it you can use to make art to represent that, making it deep to you, if not others.
Hope this all makes sense and helps!
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i did the test and variety of shapes is wrong. You're in k12, right? intermediate art? it didnt tell me what the correct answer was, but you can rule out variety of shapes.
