Practice question · Numerical answer
How many bands of scale relation to the viewer's body does this lesson distinguish?
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- From held to entered.
- Four.
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4
Why
Four: held, confronted, overwhelmed and entered. The bands matter less than the transitions between them, since that is where a work changes what it asks the viewer to do.
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