(Originais Teachy 2023) - Question Easy of Arts

During the Prehistory, the first human artistic expressions emerged in the context of societies that did not have writing, known as agraphic societies. These manifestations, found in different parts of the world, reflect the daily life, beliefs, and the relationship of man with the environment of that time. For example, cave art is an important record that provides clues about the thinking and social organization of these ancient peoples. It is characterized by figures ranging from simple drawings to complex paintings made in caves and rock shelters, using natural pigments. The analysis of these works allows the observation of changes in techniques and styles over time, as well as revealing fundamental aspects of prehistoric life.

When we watch a play, several different stories and characters appear on stage. The actors use special clothes and lines to show who these characters are. Now, imagine you have the superpower to create a new character for a play! Give a name to your character and describe how he is, including the clothes he wears, how he speaks, and how he behaves. Think carefully about each detail so that the idea is clear to those who will watch your play. In the end, explain why you chose these characteristics for your character.

You know that the arts are very special and each person can feel something different when looking at a painting, listening to music, or watching a dance. For example, a painting of a rainbow can make us think of joy and hope. Now, think about your own painting or drawing. What do you want people to feel or think when they look at your art? Explain what your art could mean to different people.

The intersection between art and technology has revolutionized artistic practices, allowing the creation of works that go far beyond paper, screen, or traditional physical space. Contemporary artists often use programming languages, sensors, artificial intelligence, and augmented reality to explore new forms of expression, engagement, and social criticism. A notable example is the installation 'Rain Room', developed by the Random International collective, which uses motion sensors to create an immersive experience where the rain 'stops' around visitors, evoking reflections on interactivity and control. In an interdisciplinary class, 9th-grade students were challenged to create an artistic installation that employed concepts of physics and technology to communicate a message about contemporary society. Considering the objectives of the activity and the resources available at the school, what is the best methodological approach for carrying out the project, taking into account the integration between art, technology, and the physical principles that govern the behavior of materials and the environment?