“Assemblage Design a three dimensional abstract design, consisting of “found” unrelated
objects and plant material.
- “Found” objects are non-art objects, not made or manufactured for decorative purposes.
- “Found” objects may be painted but should remain recognized and not contrived.
- Though objects are considered non-art and previously unrelated, the design creatively relates
them through their compatible elemental qualities of line, form, color and texture. - Three or more found objects must be greater in proportion than the components.
- An assemblage may be self-supporting, staged on a background panel with components
attached or a combination.”
Handbook for Flower Shows 2017 – Pages 77-78
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