Canvas artists develop recurring symbols — color for emotion, shape for concept, rhythm as visual prosody. The First Visual Language: silent poetry of form and color, independent yet harmonious with dance.
The collaborative performances of dancers and visual artists gave rise to a new and urgent need: a shared language. The artists of the First Canvas, through experimentation and consensus, began to develop a system of recurring symbols, a visual lexicon. Certain colors associated with emotional states, specific shapes with abstract concepts. Speed and rhythm of projected images took on meaning — visual prosody. The First Visual Language: complex communication entirely independent of the dance, yet perfectly capable of harmonizing with it.
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