Genre, Object Painting

At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. Engage creative possibilities; 2. Extrapolate on possible creative realities; 3. Query the limits of the possible inactivity; 4. See and search for alternatives to traditional modes of visual expressions; and 5. Use the digital design interface with mastery.

This course focuses on interpreting complexities arising from the social and cultural space and their clutters and clusters of human, animal, objects, and potential interpretive layering that constitute subject for scenic engagement on the ground or media such as digital multimedia space. The course brings the learner analytical and creative in encountering objects, scenes, and innovative appropriations. The course hones content through selected studio masters and the themes in performance and action they have engaged.