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2.2.8  Monkey Man

Pic 2.39: "Monkey Man"

This is the result of a very quick drawing after a session with the Alexander Technique. It shows the power of fluidity without thought and without limiting yourself to the constraints of one area. In this piece you can see how a few indications of the body can still create a human form. In 8 rapid movements the form was created and connected all at once.

The Picture Measures 58cm by 42cm.

Table of Contents

Table of Contents

• Title Page
• Table of Contents
• ▷1  Introduction
  • 1.1  Preliminary Remarks
  • 1.2  Biography
  • 1.3  Accessibility
• ▷2  Artistic Work
  • ▷2.1  From Abstraction to Form
    • 2.1.1  Abstract Picture of the School and Surroundings
    • 2.1.2  Alexander Technique
    • 2.1.3  Painting on Plastic
    • 2.1.4  Learning to Copy Through Memory of the Body
    • 2.1.5  Frida Kahlo My Inspiration
    • 2.1.6  Picasso
    • 2.1.7  Writing
    • 2.1.8  Painting on Water and Body Tracing
    • 2.1.9  Ideas for the future
    • 2.1.10  Bibliography
  • ▷2.2  Let the Games Begin
    • 2.2.1  First Steps
    • 2.2.2  Dolphins
    • 2.2.3  The Garden of Flowers
    • 2.2.4  Burn out
    • 2.2.5  Wild Woman
    • 2.2.6  Man
    • 2.2.7  Colors of the Rainbow
    • 2.2.8  Monkey Man
    • 2.2.9  King of the Jungle
    • 2.2.10  Foreign Elements in the Hall of Art
    • 2.2.11  Tools of Art
• ▷3  Art Education Projects
  • ▷3.1  Self-Image: How far can one go
    • 3.1.1  Factsheet
    • 3.1.2  Video
  • ▷3.2  Make the Set Design of Your Life
    • 3.2.1  Factsheet
    • 3.2.2  Introduction
    • 3.2.3  Start of the Process
    • 3.2.4  Creating Your Own Set Design on Stage
    • 3.2.5  Photos of the Students
    • 3.2.6  Make the Set Design of your Life
    • 3.2.7  A Tribute to Luis
    • 3.2.8  Luis' Presentation
    • 3.2.9  Teaching People at Danza Mobile
    • 3.2.10  Vision for the Future
    • 3.2.11  Bibliography
  • ▷3.3  The Sea is Inspiration
    • 3.3.1  Factsheet
    • 3.3.2  Video
• ▷4  Theoretical Work
  • ▷4.1  Drawing According to the Methods of Henri Matisse
    • 4.1.1  The Creation of a Sign Born Out of One Line
    • 4.1.2  Process Versus Result
    • 4.1.3  Interview
    • 4.1.4  Explanation of Terms
• 5  Future
• 6  Bibliography