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Kaleidoscopography
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Kaleidoscopography is defined as a perspective in design transforming an image into a visually stunning design that is both new and unique. The design accentuates the original image’s hues and tonal properties to create a new energy that draws the mind into the work. Kaleidoscopography is one of the pillars of the 5th World Art Movement and is reshaping the way inanimate objects and organic life are viewed. The term, Kaleidoscopography, was the outcome of a brainstorming session that a friend and I had on how to describe the work. So I asked friends for comments and one friend came back with the term, Kaleidoscopography. This seemed to be a natural way to describe this one particular style within the 5th World Art Movement. --5thworldart (talk) 17:16, 21 March 2008 (UTC) |
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