ART 124 | Three Dimensional Design

This course is an introductory course that entails deliberate decision-making based on the elements and principles of design within a three-dimensional space. A variety of media including traditional and non-traditional materials may be utilized through additive and subtractive methods. Historical and contemporary references may be used to investigate techniques and stimulate discussion toward conceptualizing, visualizing and execution.

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Featured Students
Asata Kromah, Gabrielle Margulies, Seana Monahan, Keith Nelton, Deborah Pillitteri, Vanessa Saharko, Alex Wagner

2021-2022 Faculty
Nathan Wilson

A historical cannon with a person in the background operating it. A close-up of folded paper arranged in an abstract geometric shape. A person sitting in a wheelchair, wearing denim pants, with a red trash bin in the background. A photograph of a basketball hoop and a person, possibly in motion, captured in the background. Black-and-white abstract geometric shapes, with light and shadow playing on the folded surfaces. A paper sculpture with multiple folds, casting interesting shadows on the surface. A photograph of a flower arrangement in a market, with vibrant colors and an artistic angle. A 3D sculpture made from folded paper, forming a geometric, angular shape. A large sculpture made from folded and shaped paper, possibly resembling a dynamic organic form. A folded and shaped paper sculpture resembling a dynamic organic form. An abstract form of folded paper, looking like an angular sculpture.