Definition/ Image Gallery
- Symmetrical Balance: Balance that is created by placing identical form to either side of the central axis, or mirror image. It is formal form of balance.
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- The Kiss- Constantin Brancusi
- Quadro da Pranzo
- Untitled- Felix Gonzalez
- The Dinner Party- Judy Chicago
- Tilted Spheres- Richard Serra
- Asymmetrical Balance: Balance that is created by not using mirror image. Opposite of symmetrical Balance.
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- Mobile- Alexander
- Man with Guitar- Jacques Lipchitz
- Light up- Tony Smith
- Blue Small Neutilus- Martin Rosol
- Persian + Jellyfish collection- Dale Chihuly
- Radial Balance: Balance that is created by elements radiating out from the center. Mostly it creates well-balanced circular shapes.
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- Ringaround Arosie- Eva Hesse
- Frabjous- George W. Hart
- Over and Out- Jen Stark
- Analogous Radial- Frank Saliani
- Shadow- Adrian Ocneanu
- Scale &Proportion: Ratio that defines the size relationships of one subject to another.
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- Spoon bridge and Cherry- Clases Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen
- Vibrant Selection- Peter Anton
- Maman- Louise Bourgeois
- Untitled- Felix Gonzalez
- Balloon Dog- Jeff Koons
- Emphasis: Obvious contrasting elements that creates focal points; forced focus point of the artwork.
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- Untitled- Jeff K. Ward
- Untitled- Hiroyuki Hamada
- Materialize- Jennifer Maestre
- Momentum- Nicholas Hlobo
- Eye Benches II- Louise Bourgeois
- Contrast, Variety: Different form of type that creates huge gap between one subject to another.
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- Nightscape- Louise Nevelson
- Meret Oppenheim's fur-lined teacup- Salvador Dali
- Untitled- Hiroyuki Hamada
- Night Bird- Lee Gass
- Pleasure Point- Nancy Rubins
- Repetition, Rhythm: Patterns of repeating forms of shapes that creates unity.
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- Endless Column- Brancusi
- Untitled- Magdalena Abakanowicz
- Untitled- Donald Judd
- Heave- Kate MccGwire
- Red Core- Bean Finneran
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