Euripides' Orestes in Imaginary Space and Time:
A Design Study for Theatrical Performance
The thesis titled "Euripides' Orestes in Imaginary Space and Time: A Design Study for Theatrical Performance" delves into the profound interplay between a theatrical performance of an ancient tragedy and its capacity to catalyze the creation of a visual masterpiece. "Orestes" serves as the catalyst, guiding the illustrator towards the exploration of methods and techniques requisite for orchestrating a comprehensive creative process. This journey encompasses the inception of the artistic concept, its meticulous execution, and ultimately, the presentation of compelling visual propositions.
Through the meticulous preparation of this dissertation, a series of salient conclusions emerges, shedding light on the intricate nature of a design study. It elucidates how its constituent elements, namely design, color, and composition, collaborate in sublime harmony to culminate in the ultimate artistic achievement.
Through the meticulous preparation of this dissertation, a series of salient conclusions emerges, shedding light on the intricate nature of a design study. It elucidates how its constituent elements, namely design, color, and composition, collaborate in sublime harmony to culminate in the ultimate artistic achievement.
