LED Light Reflections Reflections complement interior designing. They can illuminate and intensify light. There are LED mirrors which you can experiment on to achieve the right blend and tone of light. LED mirror is a combination of a mirror, board and a clock. It informs you about the time, aside from its intensifying and illuminating properties. Just experiment on where to place it. It can give differing lighting effects depending upon its location. Wall Lighting as an Art The wall is
FACEBOOK SOCIO-TECHNICAL ISSUES AND CHALLENGES by Student’s Name Code + Course Name Professor’s Name University City, State Date Introduction The intention of this paper is to investigate various socio-technical issues and challenges associated with social-technical systems. The term “social-technical” indicate that the system constituents include people and technology. Fundamentally, individuals pursue certain goals and to achieve them; they utilize technology to interact with other people
for many of my art works, as well as the reason I find nature and animal pieces so aesthetically pleasing. Lake George by Georgia O’Keeffe in 1922 looks strikingly similar to the lake and mountain portion of my painting as well, without even seeing the artwork before I created mine. Artworks such as this one inspired my thought of creating a reflection of the mountains inside the lake to add realism and quality to my
Dawn Mcclendon Professor Mcfarland ArtHIST 1 April 2015 “Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose “ John Singer Sargent can paint both real life paintings as well as scenery. Overall he can do multiple styles of works. But his greatest success was showcased in London 1885 the painting Carnation Lily, Lily Rose at the Royal Academy. A mixture of Impressionism, Asthetisicism and the Oriental. His style is both realistic and unrealistic. This piece showcases that style of his best with its both real and yet distorted
There are various types of art forms available in today’s world, one of them being street art. It falls under the category of contemporary art which in turn falls under the area of cultural studies. It has become popular since the early 1980’s, this symbolises freedom and expression. Street art can truly be valued only if we consider its place in the lineage of fine art history and the outcome it has had on our modern society. They act as reflections of ourselves and the cities in which we live.
family tries to carry on with a normal life. The later Kafka Novella ‘The Country Doctor’ written in 1919 is about the struggle of a doctor trying to treat a young boy. His third novella ‘The Hunger Artist’ written in 1924 was one of Kafka’s last works. It is about a man who fasts, travelling around Europe. It goes the struggles between what he believes in and what the audience observes. Franz Kafka was a writer born in Prague, Austria-Hungary in July 1883. He was born into a middle
Abstract: This endeavor is to present a unique combination of visual art with literature. Visual art in literature is commonly referred to as “Ekphraisis”*, or as Horace coined his famous dictum “Ut picture poesis”*. Several other writers have rejected the idea of Ekphraisis, based on the fact that language is linear while visual art is spatial. I suggest that our ancients were correct in instituting a relation between the words and art. I feel that one can accomplish a greater understanding of the two
are, to a large degree, quite different. This paper will specifically address the differences in composition, use of color, brush work and discuss the impact of combining text with imagery. In terms of the historical and cultural context, Roshu’s Mountain Path at Utsu is an example of a work from the Rimpa School, also known as the decorative school. The art of Rimpa started in Kyoto, Japan where the Imperial court and merchants commissioned works of art. During this time, the merchant class was gaining
1487-1492, Leonardo da Vinci used pen and ink over paper to create the image of an outstretched man in the center of a circle and a square in his work Vitruvian Man. It is currently located at the Galleria dell’ Accademia in Venice, Italy. The drawing is Leonardo’s visual of Roman architect Vitruvius’ written description of ideal human proportions. It
existing work in new work, hereby changing it’s original context. Most often, artists appropriate in order to encourage the viewer to reconsider the original meaning of the work in this new, more related context. “The process and nature of appropriation has considered by anthropologists as part of the study of cultural change and cross-cultural contact.” (Schneider, 2007) Robert Rauschenberg, born 1925 in Texas, was a popular modern artist, frequently making use of progressive new art techniques