Rhythm

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// 1) Repetition of shapes 2) Repetition if dimensions 3) Repetition of differences 4) Rhythm of lines //
 * //Rhyhm in visual arts is an attribute of any object that is marked by a systematic recurrence of elements having recognizable relationships between them. //
 * //There are many types of rhythm which are of special importance in buildings: //

  // 1) Indefinite and open 2) Definite and closed //
 * //History: rhythm type have varied greatly in different architectural periods. (Greek, Romans, Gothic) //
 * //Importance of rhythm: Forms which in plan are rhythmically related necessarily create a sense of motion and a sense of direction. //
 * //Rhythm can be: //

= Rythm style: the picture shows a greek temple called The Parthenon. Its style of rhythm is linear and it is open because it has a mere repetition of similar of columns. Simetry and order take the dominant roll in the structure. The presence of perfect geometric figures like rectangular walls, triangular roofs and perfectly-round columns tells us about a seek for perfection. =

=Brain Map of Rhythm =



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