艺术家之家：受法比奥·毛里启发的工作坊
本工作坊由罗马阿尔贝托·曼齐中学美术教师克劳迪奥·坎泰尔米（Claudio Cantelmi）组织实施。活动灵感源自意大利艺术家法比奥·毛里（Fabio Mauri）。尤其受其以梵高房间为题材创作的干印版画作品启发——这些作品需在斜射光线下观赏。
法比奥·毛里的艺术作品
法比奥·毛里的艺术作品
要制作受梵高房间启发、并采用毛里独创技法的艺术作品，您需要准备以下材料：
- 厚纸板或A3尺寸（29.7×42厘米）木板
- 白色厚纸板（厚度1毫米）
- 乙烯基胶水（Vinyl glue）
- 画笔
- 剪刀
- 美工刀
- 石膏粉
- 即用型彩色水粉颜料（颜色自选）
- 字母（可从纸板上剪出，或选用现成木质字母），用于拼写一个单词或简短句子
- 下方附带的线稿打印件
首先，打印所附线稿（一张A3尺寸，或两张A4尺寸），并沿轮廓剪下梵高房间中各物体的形状。
以厚纸板或木板为底板，将房间内各物体的形状粘贴其上。您可自由调整各形状的排列顺序。随后，自由粘贴字母，但须确保所拼写的单词或简短句子清晰可辨。
在碗中混合三汤匙快干石膏粉、半杯水、两汤匙乙烯基胶水及彩色水粉颜料。用该彩色石膏浆涂刷底板；必要时可再涂一层。待其完全干燥。
学生还可进一步个性化创作：先拍摄自己房间的照片，再绘制其中主要元素，据此获得所需形状，并按上述步骤继续完成。以下是克劳迪奥·坎泰尔米老师学生完成的作品：
Maison d’Artiste: workshop inspired by Fabio Mauri
This workshop was realized by Claudio Cantelmi, art teacher at the middle school Alberto Manzi in Rome. The activity is inspired by the italian artist Fabio Mauri. In particular by his art works inspired by the Van Gogh Room, made with dry prints to be observed in grazing light.
Fabio Mauri art work
Fabio Mauri art work
To create the works inspired by Van Gogh’s room with the art technique devised by Mauri, you need:
- thick cardboard or a wooden board of A3 size (cm. 29.7×42)
- white cardboard of thickness mm. 1Vinyl glue
- Vinyl glue
- Paintbrush
- Scissors
- Cutter
- Plaster
- Ready colored gouache (of the color you prefer)
- Letters, (which can be cut out from cardboard or found already made of wood) to compose a word or a short sentence
- The prints of the drawings attached below
First, print the attached drawings (one in A3 format or two in A4 format) and cut out the shapes of Van Gogh’s room.
Use thick cardboard or wooden board as a base and glue the shapes of the objects in the room. You can arrange the shapes in a different order. Subsequently, glue the letters freely, but making sure that the word or the short sentence is legible.
In a bowl mix three tablespoons of quick-setting plaster, half a glass of water, two tablespoons of vinyl glue, and the colored gouache. Paint the base with the colored plaster and if necessary give a second coat. Let it dry.
Students can also customize the work by photographing their room and drawing the main elements, in order to obtain the shapes and proceed as explained. Here are the works carried out by Claudio Cantelmi’s students:
