In this project, we are required to create an abstract art. Abstract art is no recognition in the object that we can relate to real world. Things that are inside abstract art, is something we can’t recognize it directly, it needs to be felt. We need to understand the texture, colour, tone and mark making in the abstract art in order to know what the artist wants to communicate. Most of abstract arts are created to express emotions which we can see by how the artist paint the painting or decorate spaces.
Firstly, in this project, we have to make 10 paintings of abstract art that conveys emotions in it. Honestly, I don’t understand at all in making this project. I don’t know how to communicate emotions in terms of abstract because it’s a new thing for me. Since I’m always painting something that is recognizable in the real world, this is a tough, challenging project for me. I have to go research more about abstract art in order to make this project. I began to look for inspiration on pinterest and took some idea, modify them and eventually I could create 10 paintings. The struggle in creating this 10 paintings is whether what i want to communicate in my painting is understandable by the teachers and friends. …show more content…
It was tough due to the fact that I’m confused how to bring paintings into 3D model. So I began to research again and asked Ms McDermott for some advice. Gladly, she told me some examples that open my mind into making this 3D work. I began to take inspiration from Gerhard Richter. As Mr Vilarubbi suggested to paint the whole box with a colour, leaving the brown colour of the box, I do as he told so. Then, I started searching for some ideas. After I’m done with 3D making, Ms Stewart help me in taking photographs of it to make it look real and we’re into the emotion. I’m glad that the teachers are so helpful that I could reach to this