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hello hello everybody. its friday again and we are back with last weeks topic 'scene design'.
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As we have defined theatrical scene design,another form of visual arts 🎭, we saw there are a number of professions that play parts in the design process. one of these professions is architecture.
How does scene design relate to architecture ?

Scene design

In many ways, the theatrical scene designer is much like a conventional architect. The designer must make real what only exists in his/her imagination and provide the vision in a graphic form for use in building the sets.

Both architects and set designers use a flat page of two-dimensional construction drawings to communicate what the three-dimensional structures will be. Set design has a similar ability to elicit specific emotions and create mood with the use of perspective, space, scale, light, color, detail and proportion. It helps to define the characters and propel the ideas of the playwright.

And yet, Unlike architects, scenic designers must knowingly create environments that have a brief lifespan, are moveable, do not require the same rigor in construction, and are generally viewed from only one direction. Theater sets do not need to have complete integrity in the structures that they are meant to depict.

However, Stage design and lighting create the illusion of three-dimensionality and can manipulate time and place. Audiences will not walk around and through rooms to experience the massing, proportion, mood and emotions its spaces create.

And now here are some works of theatrical scene design by the renowned architect Frank Owen Gehry
Works:
A. Don Giovanni musical performance stage
B. Available Light dance performance stage
C."A Pierre Dream" a tribute stage to the musical genius Pierre Boulez.

A. Don Giovanni musical performance stage