JHEMIEL YRAN C. COLANTA
MEMBERS
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JELSEY A. VARONA YELLER FERNZ G. MIRALLES
CONTENTS
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1. Introduction
2. Definition of Figure/Ground
3. Importance in Visual Perception
4. Early Uses of Figure/Ground
5. Techniques for Manipulating Figure-Ground
6. Contrast and Color
7. Conclusion
Figure-ground is a fundamental concept in visual perception that
refers to the way we distinguish an object (the figure) from its
background (the ground). This principle plays a crucial role in how
we interpret and understand visual information.
INTRODUCTION
DEFINITION OF FIGURE-GROUND
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Figure-ground relationships are essential in shaping how we
perceive images, allowing us to focus on the main subject
while distinguishing it from the background. This relationship
creates depth and helps establish a visual hierarchy in art.
IMPORTANCE IN VISUAL PERCEPTION
The concept of figure-ground can be traced back to
classical and Renaissance art, where artists began
to explore the relationship between the subject and
its background. These early explorations laid the
groundwork for later developments in art.
EARLY USES OF FIGURE-GROUND
TECHNIQUES FOR MANIPULATING FIGURE-GROUND
Contrast and color are powerful tools in
manipulating figure-ground
relationships. By adjusting the contrast
between elements or using specific
color schemes, artists can influence
how figures and backgrounds are
perceived
Contrast and Color
CONCLUTION
The figure-ground relationship is a
vital concept in art and visual
perception, influencing how we
interpret and engage with images.
Understanding its principles
enhances our appreciation of both
historical and modern artworks