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Pasifika Art

Pasifika Art. Fatu Feu’u Dagmar Dyck. Fatu Feu’u. Feu’u is interested in patterns from his culture These patterns are based on natural forms And masks They are arranged in a grid He works with lots of detail, usually done with line and strong shapes

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Pasifika Art

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  1. PasifikaArt

  2. FatuFeu’u Dagmar Dyck

  3. FatuFeu’u • Feu’u is interested in patterns from his culture • These patterns are based on natural forms • And masks • They are arranged in a grid • He works with lots of detail, usually done with line and strong shapes • The shapes stand out because of the colours used • He uses soft washes of paint with thin pen line over the top

  4. Dagmar Dyck • Dyck uses some bits of patterns as well as objects from the Pasifika environment. • There are also areas of flat, bright colour • Her material is arranged into different sized rectangles that divide up the frame • Black line is used to make the rectangles and the drawings of patterns and objects. • It seems to go over the top of the colours. • Dagmar Dyck uses screenprinting or painting to make her images

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