Capitol Punishment
Capitol punishment will always be a debatable issue. Hence, there is no
use of the "X" symbol which would implicate an obvious stand. I used
puzzle pieces to symbolize that I am still quite "puzzled" with where I
stand on the issue, because as made apparent in class, people, depending
on experience, will have different viewpoints regarding capitol
punishment. I did not, however, give much thought into the colors I
used. Keith Haring used many colors in his art pieces, and so I
attempted to replicate that in mine. The only colors I intended to have
meaning are the red X's for the eyes of the figure being "executed"
standing for death. I also used orange to represent the electricity
running through the figure's body. For this piece I used colored
charcoal. I feel that colored charcoal makes more of a bold statement
compared to other mediums used in creating art. I feel it creates more
depth in art because the colors are much more visible. |
No comments:
Post a Comment