Artistic Innovation 7 emphasizes methods of denial, perception, expression, divergence, and analogies, among others, to develop students’ creative potential. The program covers the importance of color harmonies in different types of landscapes, still lifes, and industrial contexts, as well as an introduction to Greek, Renaissance, and modern art. In the final experience, the principles of perspective, volume, and texture are studied. At the end of each experience, assessment tools such as comparison charts and image reading are used to verify the appropriation of the content

Training purpose: to train individuals capable of feeling, perceiving, thinking, expressing, and proposing original artistic compositions by applying creative methods

Thematic pillars are explored in each of the four Experiences through four essential questions:

Experience 1: Is creativity important in certain or all areas? Explain your answer.

Experience 2: Do you consider that color has any influence on people’s behavior? Why?

Experience 3: What can be called art, and what should not be called art?

Experience 4: How would the world be without the presence of art?