Abstract Art Malevich Essay

In fact, Hodler had never been related with any art school, he was a strange and eccentric man and his paintings always have a program which is always put the characters accurately isolated in a flat, neutral background. As you can see in Figure 1, a gentleman with a black topper, blue suit, leaning on crutches, walking alone in the forest trail. The isolation between the character, environment and audience reflected his loneliness in his spirit. Although his paintings have a gloomy atmosphere, it is elegant and vivid. Because he used the dynamics of the Mannerism as well as the outer contours of decorative lines.

Tar is black which is the absence of color that can show the lack of imagination in the group’s mind. Tar is infertile, nothing is able to grow in it. Like the tar, the group’s mind cannot grow their creativity. The parapet symbolizes the walls that figuratively encloses their minds that limit them from seeing beyond what they know in order to grow their imagination. Their closed mindedness doesn’t open up to any new ideas that can spark their imagination and creativity.

And that is why I swore never to be silent whenever wherever human beings endure suffering and humiliation” (1). He found the world's silence unacceptable, because it demonstrates that they had forgotten the people that

For surrealist artists, automatism was a more noble and higher level behaviour, an approach like how devotees, who see education as a type of creativity. Aside from surrealism, automatism has involved in another movement including dada, which is the gestural style of Action Painting. Gestural painting, in another word known as gesturalism. It is a method of fine art painting symbolized by energetic, expressive brushstrokes emphasizing the brush of the painter’s arm movement. The gesture when the artist is painting shows the artist’s everyday gesture and emotions.

The way they excluded Mr. Hooper and talked about him behind his back backs up that fact that they were uninterested in trying to understand his decisions. The readers and townspeople are never given a definite reason behind Mr. Hooper’s decision of wearing the black veil, but that does not stop anyone from forming all kinds of prejudices. In

Although he had been physically attacked but he never reacted with violence. King believed on the Christian faith. On the other side, Malcolm X grew up in a poor environment that didn’t have any education. Also, Malcolm encouraged other African American people to fight against the injustice using violence. The differences in their backgrounds and family lives are the reason behind their dissimilar reactions to the racism in the United States.

They decided to gamble there because it is a Negro church and so it is not considered wrong. Either way, a church is a church and it is not right to gamble in them. Back then, black people were treated lower than everybody else. Jem and Scout do not understand it, but they were honored guests at the church. Both Tom Robinson’s case and white men gambling at Calpurnia’s church are examples of racial prejudice in To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee.

He says “black face fades.” This tells us that Yusef is African American, more importantly this tells us the key word fades, meaning that he wasn’t the only person affected by the war. 2. It seems that Yusef is anger for surviving the war, and it seems his emotions are hard for him to deal with, as he uses another example of visual imagery when he says “Dammit; Not Tears” B. Yusef uses metaphors to pick himself back up. 1. Yusef uses metaphors such as “I’m stone.

For this painting, the medium was oil, or oil pastel, but the point is that the colors has to blend in with the canvas which Van Gogh masters to create an impressive impasto painting. The last element that is important is texture which Van Gogh uses a canvas to create his illusion zing masterpiece of the sower and he uses great amount of time and focus when he creates the artwork by using oil pastels as his texture

Introduction First I will like to apologize to impressionism for a the miss conception I had about it I though that impressionism was simply an early form of abstract art. As I began to study it though I began to realize that this is far from the truth and that an initial impression based in a lack of knowledge can create a bad opinion. Through studying it I began to realize that it is one of the most beautiful style I have ever seen and quickly began to grow on me. The artist that paints in this style does so much with so little it would appear that they almost smudge different parts of the painting and it all comes together to make one glorious master piece. I personally like this style very much because it takes and does so much with less