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3.2.4  Creating Your Own Set Design on Stage

This is a way to embody what a set design is. People placed objects that where in there surrounding on stage as they wished.

The film of this process you can see in this exhibition as well. In this film it is also shown and discussed what is nessesary, while teaching people with mental disabillities.

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