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Imagine a blank canvas. Now imagine a castle in the background, something to represent power or desire. Now imagine a long walk from the castle to a girl in the front wearing poor-looking clothing, representing not being able to achieve power or desire. Or being held back by something. Then the things that surround the walk, forests and moats, etc., represent things that get into the way. Now. When you look at the whole picture, it sends a message. Unity is the little pieces making a story. This story was the creators purpose, making it important. Or this story is how it touches you or you interpret it. So unity makes the big picture from the little details, which is how the art touches you. And that's all important and the reason most things are created in the first place.
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In this space, I would install an abstract sculpture. It would be of twists going everywhere and <u>coloured in the primary colours</u>. There wouldn't be a lot of <u>space</u> in between the twists. Seeing as the twists go every which way, it <u>would be asymmetrical</u>. Since the twists would look as if they are going up, the <u>person looking at the art would follow that path, and look up.</u> The media used in creating my piece would be bronze and lacquer spray paint. The subject matter of my piece would represent to choose your own path, but stay close to others. I want it to communicate that you should choose your own path in life, and not let people tell you to do something different. But also stay close to others through emotional bonds, and have someone who you can always fall back on.
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i actually had a lot of fun writing this since i actually made a sculpture of this and had it put in my library haha
also the underlined parts are the elements of art, and principles of design i put in
