Monday, April 9, 2012
Repetition
This piece of art uses repetition of black and white squares in a pattern to create a visual illusion. changing the size and direction of the squares created in this pattern made the art visually appear to move. This shows the true value of repetition in art pieces.
Luminaris (Stop Motion)
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Project of Little People
Friday, April 6, 2012
Art Deco Today
Art Deco is often confused with the term retro or modern to describe the art and architecture styles. This piece of furniture is purely art deco due to the shape of the furniture and the hard angular and linear edges seen throughout this entertainment center. Joel Liebman, fabricator and designer makes pieces that reflect the 1920-30s Art Deco craze. My interest in Art Deco will transcribe over into my work as I move into interior design and urban design.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Sunflower Seeds, 2010 by Ai Weiwei
This installation is composed of one-hundred million porcelain sunflower seeds. I find this interesting just for the sheer size of it all and intricacy of each seed. This piece was meant to comment on the stride and inequality pitched against farmers and land workers. The funny thing is that people were allowed to walk and play in the seeds until many began to die from exposure to the porcelain dust. Was this a part of Weiwei's plan? Who knows.
- Taylor
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