These three pictures were taken at the architecture faculty in the Universidad Central de Venezuela. We can see the presence of rhythm in each one of them by the repetition of elements, that in fact, give the spectator a clear sense of perspective and depth that wouldn´t be that obvious if this elements weren´t there.
In picture one, the rhythm occurs in an interior space and even though the mosaics on the walls aren´t exactly the same, they follow a certain pattern of colors and shapes that unify them. On the other hand, in pictures two and three the rhythm occurs in an exterior space and the elements are exactly alike and perfectly organized.
These three pictures were taken at the architecture faculty in the Universidad Central de Venezuela. We can see the presence of rhythm in each one of them by the repetition of elements, that in fact, give the spectator a clear sense of perspective and depth that wouldn´t be that obvious if this elements weren´t there.
In picture one, the rhythm occurs in an interior space and even though the mosaics on the walls aren´t exactly the same, they follow a certain pattern of colors and shapes that unify them. On the other hand, in pictures two and three the rhythm occurs in an exterior space and the elements are exactly alike and perfectly organized.