Abstraction and Scale
Abstract painting class with a focus on scale (size)
- Weekday: Tuesday
- Dates: 25 April, 2, 9 and 16 May
- Time: 09:30-13:00
Abstraction and Scale
How to create an abstract painting with a deep personal and aesthetic idea? How can a scale of the painting change its perception and why?
During these workshops Piotr Perski will give a historical background and basic tips and rules related to abstract painting. He will will start each painting day with a discussion of a painting and then a demonstration of how that painting is done along with thoughts, theories and ideas that are behind its execution.
Students are invited to create abstract pictures from the personal aesthetic idea and philosophical or literature interests in big scale format with previous analysis of micro and macroscopic pictures of a nature or cosmic space.
Defer the beginning of a course or change course:
If the student wishes to change to another day, the amount paid remains valid for this edition of Open Week, subject to available places.
The fees will not be refunded under any circumstances.
Involuntary interruptions of studies:
In case of accident or illness during the course, the studies may be interrupted for a maximum period of 12 months. It is necessary to present a medical certificate. During this time the acquired economic commitment remains valid without any surcharge.
Voluntary interruptions of studies:
Once the course has started, there is no possibility of returning the fee (or part of it), if the student wishes to cancel or postpone their stay at Metàfora.
Payment Methods:
All payments can be made in cash, by credit / debit card (through Metàfora’s website, by phone or in person) or by bank transfer.
When making the payment by bank transfer, the full name of the applicant must be clearly indicated. Metàfora is not responsible for reservation of places for participants whose name and course is not correctly included in the transfers received. In case of doubt, please send proof by email.
All commissions related to international bank transfers are at the expense of the sender. Any erroneously applied commission will be claimed when the student arrives.
