Contemporary Philippine Arts From The Regions (CPAR) 1st Quarter Practice Test

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Which principle describes the distribution of visual weight and stability?
Correct Answer:
Balance
Explanation:
Distributing visual weight to achieve a sense of stability is balance. Visual weight comes from elements like size, contrast, color, and texture—things that draw the eye. A balanced composition feels stable because the elements counterbalance each other, whether symmetrically (even on both sides) or asymmetrically (different-weighted parts that still add up to an even overall feel). Proportion is about the size relationships within the artwork, harmony is about how related elements create unity, and emphasis is about making a particular area stand out; these describe other ways art can organize its parts, but only balance directly addresses how the entire composition feels stable.

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