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set drawing for a school project -- we had to plan, budget, and fully design a production of a midsummer night’s dream. we leaned in pretty heavily to the “dream” bit
Adophe Appia, Set Designer, 1862-1928
Appia's intent was not to create pictorial realism, but to create a believable mood for the scene. For instance, trees are symbolic, not literal.
For Appia, the four basic scenic elements include: Painted Scenery (Vertical); Spatial Arrangement (Floor); the Actor; the Light Inclusion of the Actor as a scenic element creates a completely new focus with resonance in modenism. Appia redefined the practice of lighting; eliminated footlights; created novel lighting positions. He believed that light can be structural. Appia distinguished between a diffuse light that allows visible scenery, and a concentrated light that models form.
Ultimately, Appia's drawings have been more influential than his actual productions.