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Setler79 [48]3 years ago

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I see two hands which it’s fingertips are joined together on an grayscale image. The scenery is a dark place.

I would say realism is used and scale. The artwork looks like it could be a real life photo.

The mood or feeling of this artwork could mysterious or inexplicable.

I personally like this piece because it is different from the usual art that is bright and colorful. Realism is on of my favorite art philosophy.

These go in order from describe, analyze, interpret, lastly judge.

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