HORTENCIO WERNECK'S CREATIVE PROCESS | VOLUME 2 E-BOOK
Who Speaks in Volume 2: The Artist Who Creates or the Author Who Decodes?
This volume is not just an art gallery. It is a profound investigation into the duality that defines Hortencio Werneck's work. Here, the creator's voice intersects with that of the analyst, revealing the tensions and choices behind every stroke.
The Artist shows us the path of intuition and materialization. The Author offers us the theory, criticism, and methodology. Where does one end and the other begin? The answer is in this e-book.
What This Volume Reveals:
The Critique of Repetition: How the Author (analyst) revisits the Artist's (creator's) work to refine the process.
The Study of Emptiness: The compositional philosophy that guides the deepest aesthetic decisions.
The Philosophy of the Studio: Intuitive decisions and the role of the Artist's 'vision' in the creative daily routine.
From Idea to Work: A detailed mapping of how the narrative (Author) transforms into form and color (Artist).
Essential for those who wish to go beyond simple appreciation, this is the definitive guide to understanding the Creative Process as a journey of self-knowledge and technique.
E-book Specifications
Detail
Specification
Author
Hortencio Werneck
Number of Pages
300
Format
e-book in EPUB format
Optimization
Optimized reading for all devices (Smartphones, Tablets, and E-readers)
For Whom Is the "Creative Process" e-book?
This essential material is dedicated to all who seek to deepen or teach the mechanisms of artistic creation, offering valuable insights for:
1. Educators and Art Teachers:
Scope: Art Teachers and Pedagogists working in Primary Years, Secondary School (Fundamental II and Médio).
Focus: Professionals who wish to enrich their classes with effective methodologies to awaken and nourish creativity in their students.
2. Artists and Creators:
Scope: Visual Artists, Plastic Artists, Designers, and creatives from diverse fields.
Focus: Those seeking new tools, reflections, and paths to unlock and optimize their own creative journey.
3. Students and Academics:
Scope: University students and students of Art courses (all languages) and Pedagogy.
Focus: In-depth content to enrich academic education and offer a solid foundation on the theory and practice of the creative process.
4. Appreciators and the Curious:
Scope: Art lovers, the general public, and all who are curious.
Focus: Readers who wish to deeply understand the creator's mind and unveil the stages that transform an idea into a work of art.