RHYTHM – uniform alternation of compositional elements, the order of repetitive visual and other impressions when moving through the park or consistently contemplating a landscape picture. The simplest manifestation of spatial rhythm is the alternation of trees, bushes, sculptures, benches along the path of a pedestrian.<\/h4>\n
Techniques for enriching the rhythmic pattern are diverse – increasing the number of elements participating in a multiple repetition (including both natural and artificial components), introducing a complicated rhythm in which repetition is accompanied by a gradual increase or weakening of one or more features, the use of unpredictable compositional effects, “knocking down” the usual order of arrangement of objects.<\/h4>\n
Although in parks with landscape planning, rhythmic constructions are less pronounced than in regular ones, they also manifest themselves there by alternating meadows, groves, characteristic river bends, and hills.<\/h4>\n
Spatial rhythm can be found in all gardens of the Russian Museum. Enjoy your walks and enjoy the rhythm.<\/h4>\n