For anyone who wants to analyze an unconventional piece of artwork for a visual analysis essay all they need to do is type in the words bizarre artwork into the Google search engine and choose the first piece of artwork that causes them to pause and take a second look. When they find the artwork that interests them in both content and message they should then click on a button that says view website and that will take them to the original website that featured the artwork that they choose to write about. At this website they might find that their artwork is part of a collection that frequent visitors of the site put together so that they could display the most bizarre artwork that they have come across without fear of being judged by other people for their unconventional taste in art. They might also discover that the website is very similar to another popular website that is called http://deviantart.com but the website where they found their topic for their essay is called http://arachno-punk.net and both sites feature a multitude of unconventional art that is aimed toward the viewer that wants to think outside of the box. Even though the choosing of such a bizarre piece of artwork may cause the writer of the essay to analyze their choose incessantly by doing so they might discover that because of the mysterious nature that is often associated with such a piece they do not have any restrictions when it comes to analyzing a piece of artwork. Because the artwork is like that they can conclude without doubt that the central message of this bizarre piece of artwork is that even though the Garden of Eden is considered to be an extremely beautiful, holy, and peaceful oasis and it was certainly created for that specific purpose, becau... ... middle of paper ... ...mutant’s feet are enormous, and pale white with dark black and grey toes which resemble an eagles sharp talons in appearance. While much of this is dark, the pose that the mutant creatures are placed in with the man supporting the woman’s back may represent to a casual observer a woman’s natural place as a helper to her mate. Also the placement of the man above the woman’s head may assert the dominance that the creator has given to a man in relation to the woman’s station in the world and also the respect a man should receive from his wife without question. The relaxed and loving expressions on both the man and woman’s face may say to the viewer of the artwork that they both know and understand their respective stations in life and are comfortable with both the station that the creator has placed them and what their position in life entails.
When that room is entered all voices are hushed, and all merriment silenced. The place is as holy as a church. In the centre of the canvas is the Virgin Mother with a young, almost girlish face or surpassing loveliness. In her eyes affection and wonder are blended, and the features and the figure are the most spiritual and beautiful in the world's art.
Did The Green Knight poem make allusions to Biblical tales? . Allusions is a vague description of a person, place or thing without being too specific. Allegory is a hidden meaning within a story that one has to discover on his or her own. Green Knight makes allusions towards the bibical tales of The Garden of Eden. The allegoring retelling of The Garden of Eden is apparent in the Green Knight in one big way, temptaion. The symbolic references from both stories are similiar in many aspects.
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec’s famous painting, At the Moulin-Rouge, combines striking coloring with abnormal lighting to create a work that addresses men’s superficial interest in women. The dark scene depicted in the painting includes ten people scattered about a restaurant. In the center, two women and three men sit casually around a table while the background portrays two men and a woman peering into mirrors; a second woman (in the foreground) observes the situation. The most arresting aspect of the picture is the dominating, pale face of a woman in the right foreground of the picture. A careful analysis of the painting begins with the study of the portrayal of the brightly-lit women and how the men’s gazes focus that representation and concludes with the viewer’s natural confirmation of that portrayal. This textual look at the picture leads the viewer to the conclusion that it is a woman’s external pomp that attracts a male.
...e sexual union between him and the woman. The couple is also wearing jewelry that symbolizes their sexual power and union as a whole. This particular piece of art shows how the physical appearance of a human is not needed to show sexual characteristics. The pieces are completely different in appearance, but the idea of sexual representation is fully shown throughout each piece.
The painting depicts two figures, the one of a woman and of a man. The dominating central figure is the one of the woman. We see her profile as she looks to the left. Her hands are crossed in a graceful manner. She has blonde hair and her figure is lit by what seems to be natur...
...der is that its varying messages from the sculpture have puzzled its viewers as to what its meaning can be. “For the myths tell us that from the mystical perspective the distinctions between male and female…-as between time and eternity, pluralism, and monism- are meaningless”(TECHNIQUES OF THE WORLD SAVIORS: Bodhisattva Avalokitesvara, part two from The Myth of the Great Secret: An Appreciation of Joseph Campbell [Celestial Arts, 1990], Toby Johnson). Although both influences of a male and female have crossed together, the mythical stories of the goddess or god have represented the need for a stronger female aspect. To hold it as high of a position as a goddess can have and make its display for the entire world to see, this piece of evidence not only tells the tale of the Chinese woman’s adversity, but of the adversity of women everywhere.
When first approaching this work, one feels immediately attracted to its sense of wonder and awe. The bright colors used in the sun draws a viewer in, but the astonishment, fascination, and emotion depicted in the expression on the young woman keeps them intrigued in the painting. It reaches out to those who have worked hard in their life and who look forward to a better future. Even a small event such as a song of a lark gives them hope that there will be a better tomorrow, a thought that can be seen though the countenance by this girl. Although just a collection of oils on a canvas, she is someone who reaches out to people and inspires them to appreciate the small things that, even if only for a short moment, can make the road ahead seem brighter.
Although both sculptures, LOVE and The Kiss, are about love, they touch upon different aspects of love. The LOVE structure illustrates love in general, as a whole. The word love can be interpreted into the love a parent has for their child or even the love of an object. On the other hand, The Kiss can be interpreted as ecstasy or even lust. Although The Kiss seems to be viewed as the more romantic of the two, LOVE demonstrates love better because the...
It was no coincidence that We, written by Yevgeny Zamyatin, follows a path parallel to the biblical story Adam and Eve. Zamyatin integrates this biblical story as a way to grasp the relationship between I-330, D-503, The Benefactor and the overall understanding of what the OneState truly represents.
Yuny and Renenutet is a two figure statue. It’s a double portrait with a frontal pose. It’s a relief sculpture with a male and female figure. Yuny and Renenutet are husband and wife. They are sitting down together on a bench. It’s a beach that highlights their bodies’ curves emphasizing their wealth. Both figures have nontraditional customs, but a more a fashionable custom. The chair that Yuny and Renenutet are seated is elegantly decorated. On the back of the chair, we see two scenes divided into two layers with inscription around it.
Images inspired by Diamant’s work flooded my conscious. Perhaps I was experiencing flashes of my rememory, my collective unconscious coming to life on the paper in front of me. However, it was not just The Red Tent providing me with stimulation, but other works such as Toni Morrison’s Beloved, Ntozake Shange’s for colored girls who have considered suicide/ when the rainbow is enuf, Mary Oliver’s “The Fish,” Judy Chicago’s “The Dinner Party” and The Book of Genesis. Each work embodied themes of childbirth and motherhood to self-love and social standing, in which I could find connections that affected me creatively. Aesthetically, I intended my visual art to be full and consistent in texture and fecund in my use of sensuous lines. My hope is to celebrate women and the strength that comes from battling adversity, challenge, victimization and in actualizing the power of childbirth. In all of these works, a connection is made: these are stories of women that need to be remembered and cel...
Throughout the history of , which is arguably the length of time held within the universe, not much has been distorted. Art, along with is an incredibly difficult subject to comprehend, due to the varying nature of themes, opinions, and judgments. Not to cite all the societies, time periods, ethnicities, age and gender biased opinions. It is neither a science, nor a philosophy. It is both. within itself is a beauty, which will forever perplex the minds of the world. Art, placed in the neighborhood of philosophy and science reveals its innate inclination, (although undefined) to forever intrigue and perplex both the scientific and philosophical minds.
Milton describes the garden of Eden with exceptionally detailed language and does an exquisite job of portraying his vision of paradise in his writing. Satan journeys to Earth and lands on Mount Niphates were he overlooks paradise. As he draws closer and observes the perfection of Eden, he is enraged by the obvious love for Adam and Eve, who were the reason behind God creating the garden. The perfection of the garden reveals of God’s favor for man and his benevolence for the tender human beings that he carefully created in His own image. Throughout Milton’s writing, he details of the luscious fruit, the magnificent the playful animals living in harmony. There are rolling hills and beautiful waters.The flowers are exotic and alluring. No rose has been created with a thorn. He describes Eden as “delicious Paradise” which is “crown[ed] with her enclosure green” (4.133-134). The creation of the garden is supreme to even what a kingdom would create as a dwelling place for a king. No castle could compare to the garden of Paradise, which the creator designed out of his pure enjoyment in man. The “crowning” of the green can be read as a picture of God’s favor for man and how he has crowned them as rulers and caretakers over the garden. There is nothing made, other than the forbidden tree, that they cannot enjoy together. The animals are not ever described as a bother or a nuisance, instead they are playful and mild. Animals that today would hunt and attack one another, play together in peace. Their presence and enjoyment of Eden only further declares God’s goodness and glory. Glory is multiplied in that not only that humans would worship Him, but also the animals and vegetation. They do not want or lack any good thing. God has provided fo...
A great number of works of art, it is universally claimed, are aesthetically precious. Some philosophers have even argued that providing an aesthetically pleasing experience is their only proper function. The truth is that some of these artworks display or invite us to adopt an immoral point of view. Even worse, they even seem to make immoral situations delightful and appealing.
...he sweat and painstaking talent artists put into a piece of art. Likewise, when an onlooker sees a couple in love, how are they to distinguish whether it is true love or merely youthful, immature love? For this reason, only experienced lovers are capable of detecting true love in others. The potential beauty of love is held at the mercy of the two lovers. Thus the extent to which the love will mature depends on the unpredictable course the journey of love takes throughout its progressive stages. As with a painting, at it’s beginning, love has the potential to be something powerful and immortal. Easy love is happy, immature love. For love to be deep and meaningful, it must face challenges and overcome adversity. Love is the artwork of nature. Like the beautiful and serene calm after a vicious storm, love is often dangerous and uncomfortable before it can be lovely.