Monday, September 9, 2013
Conceptual Art cont.
I don't think anybody can argue the relationship between these two pieces. The basic and more simplistic answer to the "meaning" of these pieces, I think at least, can be described simply with: It all comes down to what you see in the mirror. If you are always so worried about yourself and your appearance more than your personal surroundings or even your emotional surroundings in life you may need to rethink the qualities that you genuinely value.
In actuality the point of the art is for the person visualizing it to infer their own meaning and doesn't have a positive or negative affect on anybody else's thoughts of the artwork
Conceptual Art cont.
This art piece conveys a message that I interpret to be the artist trying to expose the fact of life that one's childhood gets trapped early on by the harsh realism of life, and with that their creativity and imagination.
This is another piece that I feel like the same message can apply. Kids are only kids until reality intervenes and they have to grow up and deal with legitimate problems and issues within their ever-expanding world.
This is another piece that I feel like the same message can apply. Kids are only kids until reality intervenes and they have to grow up and deal with legitimate problems and issues within their ever-expanding world.
Conceptual Art
I feel like the meaning that the artist is trying to convey is that pumping too much of anything into a dream can inadvertently destroy it, causing more pain than the happiness that it initially conveyed within the person.
This piece to me sends the message that you don't always want to see what is coming in life, so instead of trying to be overly aware of your surroundings all the time, just keep your chin down and see where life takes you.
This piece to me sends the message that you don't always want to see what is coming in life, so instead of trying to be overly aware of your surroundings all the time, just keep your chin down and see where life takes you.
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