Wouldn't it be rhythm, the use of recurring elements to direct the movement of the viewer's eye's through the product of art and give a sense of unity to the composition. correct me if im wrong
ANSWER THIS QUESTION IN A LONG PARAGRAPH. 1. What can you see? What is happening? What does is represent? Does the name of the artwork (Fallen bird) help describe the artwork? Is there a theme in the work?
The appearance of the fallen bird is striking to your heart, you cannot believe that something so beautiful can be so depressing. the contrast of the colors and the black and white is subtly denting my composure. I interpret this artpiece as a mental state, you feel like you were once a bird, soaring high above with no problems, but on the ground you are utterly helpless. This also may be a metaphor for childhood, like the saying 'leaving the nest', like a bird, you leave your mother's arms and "fly" out on your own. Only some make it.
The theme I see is the bird. The bird is the brightest thing, and yet the most deafening.
When an artist makes a painting, he take simple things in things world and splits them into lines,shapes, and colors. Then he takes all that and puts it into a painting
