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English: A Bongard problem-solving program has several stages. Raw data gradually get converted into descriptions. This process matches in many respects the codification Kandinsky refers to in "Points & Line to Plane" as he catalogs some fundamental elements of composition such as a point, line, or plane to map out the environment artists work in and elaborate on their initial creative impulse. |
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| Author | Jean Constant |
The process from raw outline to the final image was successfully implemented in several Visual Communication classes. It was also presented in professional and academic lectures. The outcome is a 24 images portfolio & log notes available in print.
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