Publication: Técnicas de coloración y acabados artísticos aplicados a la Escultura en hormigón: desarrollo técnico y muestrario para la docencia presencial y virtual
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2022-12-26
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El proyecto 339 es un proyecto docente y de investigación basado en la elaboración de un muestrario de esculturas realizadas en hormigón con distintos colores empleando diversas técnicas y acabados.
Surge de la necesidad observada por el profesorado de tener este recurso educativo en el aula. No existe nada parecido en nuestra facultad de este material y será de gran utilidad en la docencia.
El muestrario servirá para facilitar un aprendizaje más amplio sobre esta técnica por parte del alumnado del Departamento de Escultura de la Facultad Bellas Artes.
Este muestrario será tanto físico como en formato digital, y servirá para la docencia presencial y virtual respectivamente. Tener éste en formato digital ayudará en caso de necesitarlo para la docencia online.
The 339 project is a teaching and research project based on the development of a sample of sculptures made of concrete with different colors using various techniques and finishes. It arises from the need observed by teachers to have this educational resource in the classroom. There is nothing similar in our faculty for this material and it will be very useful in teaching. The sample book will serve to facilitate a broader learning about this technique by the students of the Department of Sculpture of the Faculty of Fine Arts. This sampler will be both physical and in digital format, and will be used for face-to-face and virtual teaching respectively. Having it in digital format will help if you need it for online teaching.
The 339 project is a teaching and research project based on the development of a sample of sculptures made of concrete with different colors using various techniques and finishes. It arises from the need observed by teachers to have this educational resource in the classroom. There is nothing similar in our faculty for this material and it will be very useful in teaching. The sample book will serve to facilitate a broader learning about this technique by the students of the Department of Sculpture of the Faculty of Fine Arts. This sampler will be both physical and in digital format, and will be used for face-to-face and virtual teaching respectively. Having it in digital format will help if you need it for online teaching.