Rhythm

=Rhythm=

Rhythm in visual arts is an attribute of any object that is marked by a systematic recurrence of elements having recognizable relationships between them. In other words, its the repetition of elements such as color, shapes, forms and even differences.

Rhythm by Repetition
Repetition of shapes: spacing can vary without destroying rhythmical character. Repetition of dimensions: the units may vary in size or shape and rhythm will still remain Repetition differences: by rhythmical series,

**Rhythm by Design **
Indefinite and open: A mere repetition of similar units equally spaced and without a defined beginning or a defined end. Definite and closed: A composition with changed units or opposite rhythm at its ends.

**Rhythm by Forms **
Rhythm of the lines: merely systematic variations of linear lengths or curvatures Spirals: combination of repeated curves around a focus and the continual progressive change in the radius of the curvature.

**Types of Visual Rhythms **
Regular Alternating Progressive Flowing <span style="color: black; font-family: Arial,sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">Random

=Rhythm in Urban Spaces=



In this urban space, rhythm is expressed by the use of color and scale. The repetition of formats and shapes, give the impression of related layouts. The black shapes represent buildings, and as anyone can see, they are distributed according to the scale and the size of the buildings. In the picture, we can see rhythm by the composition of the layers. The first picture has two layers, the geographic background and the sectors represented by the circles and arrows, which is the intervention of the author. The second picture has the author intervention and a linear design plan of the specific location. Finally, the last picture is a composition of the two other pictures. It have the author intervention and the geographical background.

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