The study of line, the mechanisms of a form's evolution, plastic and conceptual exploration in the representation of figurative or abstract volumes, the spatialization of two-dimensional forms, the materialization of an idea and an intention through drawing, gesture, or through the use of geometric or "expressive" drawing in the process of creating an image constitute the central axes of the course.
Drawing is conceived and explored through an introduction to "by hand" techniques (squaring up, use of the "reserve", gray pencil, drawing enhanced with color, watercolor, gouache, etc.) and to digital techniques (use of the SketchUp software conceived as a virtual sketchbook for two- and three-dimensional drawing).
Through graphical explorations on varied supports and from multiple temporalities, students will engage in reflection and experimentation in two- and three-dimensional space.