The document discusses the deeds of Hercules and various installation art pieces that utilize one-point linear and atmospheric perspective. It covers both permanent and temporary installations by artists like Richard Serra, Olafur Eliasson, and Doris Salcedo, as well as instructions for creating an art room illusion with ceiling tiles. Additionally, it outlines steps for achieving the illusion of profound space through perspective techniques.

1. Deeds of Hercules & His Apotheosis by Andrea Pozzo, 1704-08

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Up Into the Heavens A permanent installation
(Of Room 211) – An using 1-point Linear
Installation Perspective and
Atmospheric Perspective

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What is installation art?
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Permanent or Temporary

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Permanent Installations:
Torqued
Ellipse by
Richard
Serra,
1998

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Olafur Eliasson
Yellow Fog, 2009: daily at dusk, for 40 seconds, 32
fluorescent tubes emit a specific yellow light,
(attuned by the artist himself) and illuminate the Verbund
building in the city center of Vienna, Austria.

6. 1550 Chairs Stacked
Between Two Buildings
by Doris Salcedo, 2003

7. Mirror Labyrinth by
Jeppe Hein, 2007

9. + Melting Men by
Nele Azevedo,
2009
Temporary
Installations: Nele Azevedo

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Andy Goldsworthy
(b. 1956):

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Banksy (b:???)

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Let’s make this look more
like an ART room!
Your challenge:
Prime, paint and draw on a ceiling
tile(s) to give the illusion of profound,
unfathomable space that reaches far
into the heavens!

13. Inspired by nature:

20. Human
creation:
Garden by Jacek Yerga

21. From the profane…

22. …to the Sacred.

27. Ducal Palace, Manua, Italia by Andrea Mantegna, 1474

30. Movement in
Squares,
Bridget Riley,
1961

32. The Sistine Chapel by Michaelangelo

33. Cologne Central Train Station by Felix Reidenbach

34. + Types of Perspective:
 Linear:
 Atmospheric:

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Your steps:
1. Choose a tile & prime
2. Make as many thumbnail sketches
as needed to achieve maximum
illusion of space
3. Use perfect linear and deliberate
atmospheric perspective
4. Use grid method as applicable