Jaslice

Skapin, Neža (author), Smole, Jurij (mentor), Rutar, Kristina (comentor)

V diplomski nalogi sem se ukvarjala s tematiko jaslic. V teoretičnem delu sem se posvetila raziskovanju dogodka Jezusovega rojstva in zgodovinskemu razvoju njegovega upodabljanja, kako so tradicijo postavljanja jaslic doživljali na slovenskih tleh, kakšne jaslice najdemo na trgu danes ter analizi in primerjavi nekaterih znanih setov jaslic kot umetniških del. Nato sem se lotila oblikovanja jaslic: skozi skice sem razmišljala, kako običaje, povezane z Jezusovim rojstvom, doživljam sama, kako vidim vlogo posameznih figur svete družine in kako lahko skozi oblikovanje prikažem svoje osebne družinske in življenjske vrednote. Idejo sem materializirala z modeli in se posvetovala z mentorjem in somentorico. Ko sem začrtala glavno smer oblikovanja, sem idejo prenesla v izbrani material. Izdelala sem porcelanasti del, po njem pa nato stekleno kroglico in leseni okvir. Na koncu sem celoten proces dela analizirala in ovrednotila. To diplomsko delo stoji kot samostojna, zaključena enota, njena postavitev pa ni omejena zgolj na božični čas, kot je to v navadi pri klasičnih jaslicah, temveč je kot nevsiljiv in izčiščen prikaz lahko na ogled vse leto.

• Language: Slovenian
• Keywords: unikatno oblikovanje jaslice likovna interpretacija družinskih vlog reinterpretacija porcelan les steklo krščanski verski običaji vera diplomska naloga
• Work type: Bachelor thesis/paper
• Organization: ALUO - Academy of Fine Arts and Design
• Year: 2022
• PID: 20.500.12556/RUL-140497
• Publication date in RUL: 15.09.2022

Secondary language

• Language: English
• Title: Nativity scene

Abstract

In my thesis, I researched the topic of the nativity scene. The theoretical part consists of the historical look at the event of Jesus’s birth, the development of its depiction, how the tradition of setting up nativity scenes was experienced on Slovenian ground, what kinds of nativity sets we can find on the market today, and the comparison of some of the world-famous artistic nativity sets. After setting the foundation in theory, I started developing the idea for my final work through sketches, paper and clay models, and consultations with my mentor and co-mentor. I reflected upon my experience of Christmas traditions, my perception of the family roles of Jesus, Mary and Joseph, and the manner in which I – through designing of a nativity set – could present my own family and life values. When I set the course for my design, I started working on its physical counterpart. Firstly, I produced the porcelain component, secondly, the glass sphere, and lastly, the wooden frame according to the porcelain’s dimensions. Finally, I analyzed and evaluated the work process. The finished work is an independent, conclusive unit, which can be exhibited not just at Christmas time, but throughout the whole year.

• Keywords: applied arts nativity scene artistic interpretation of family roles reinterpretation porcelain wood glass Christian religious practices religion BA thesis