Visual language of children's art works
Autor: | Smenderovac, Ivana |
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Přispěvatelé: | Žižović, Breza |
Jazyk: | chorvatština |
Rok vydání: | 2021 |
Předmět: |
likovni jezik
predškolska dob artistic creation UMJETNIČKO PODRUČJE. Likovne umjetnosti. Likovna pedagogija faze razvoja characteristics of children's expression artistic language preschool age stages of development likovno stvaralaštvo karakteristike djeĉjeg izraţavanja FIELD OF ART. Fine Arts. Art Education |
Popis: | Likovni odgoj i obrazovanje važni su za cjelokupni razvoj predškolskog djeteta. U razvoju djetetovog likovnog izražavanja prisutno je; razvoj psihomotorike ruke i šake, znanja i spoznaja o okolini te prijelaz iz intelektualnog u vizualni realizam. Za kvalitetan rad odgojitelj bi trebao poznavati faze razvoja dječjeg likovnog izražavanja. U samom početku dijete se izražava pokretima ruke i lakta što u njemu izaziva radost, veselje i ponos nakon ostavljanja traga na papiru. U najranijoj fazi dijete se ne vodi idejama već sve dolazi spontano i iz zabave. Kada dijete počinje imenovati svoj crtež, tada se može zaključiti da posjeduje iskustvo i da ga je prenijelo na papir. A to dolazi tek na kraju faze izražavanja primarnih simbola. Ideja se javlja u fazi izražavanja složenih simbola i tada crtež ima više detalja. Dijete crtežom prenosi određenu poruku. Kako bi odrasli mogli pročitati tu poruku, potrebno je učenje djetetovog načina razmišljanja. Pod time se misli na faze razvoja, likovne tehnike, simbole i kompozicijska načela. A prije svega, ljubav prema likovnom stvaralaštvu. Art education is important for the overall development of a preschool child. In the development of a child's artistic expression, there are several processes of learning and maturation, from the development of psychomotor skills of the hand, knowledge and insights about the environment and the transition from intellectual to visual realism. For quality work, the educator should know the stages of development of children's artistic expression. In the very beginning, the child expresses himself with hand and elbow movements, which brings him joy, happiness and pride after leaving a mark on the paper. At the earliest stage, the child is not guided by ideas, but everything comes spontaneously and from fun. When a child begins to name his drawing, then it can be concluded that he possesses the experience and has transferred it to paper. And that comes only at the end of the phase of expressing the primary symbols. The idea appears in the phase of expressing complex symbols and then the drawing has more details. The child conveys a certain message through a drawing. In order for adults to read this message, it is necessary to learn the child's way of thinking. By this is meant the stages of development, artistic techniques, symbols and compositional principles. And above all, a love of art. |
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