Monday, March 11, 2019
The Artwork
The artwork I chose for my paper comes from an artist by the pee of Angel Rodriguez-Diaz. The title of the artwork is Circulos de Confusion substance Circles of Confusion, and was painted in 1993. It is 31 7/8 inches high and 84 inches wide. This particular hu earth beings of art is painted, oil on paper on linen. Angel Rodriguez-Diaz is an American contemporary artist born in 1955, who lives in the San Antonio atomic number 18a. In Circulos de Confusion, thither is a detailed pic of a shirtless earthly concern, 30s-40s in age, wrinkles in the face, surrounded by a multitude of different blue circles.The human being has his hands resting on his face. His index and middle fingers on for each one hand above his eyes, his ring fingers touching across the bridge of his beak and his pinkies resting above his lips just under his nose. He has a watch on his left wrist. His eyes have a blank, captivating stare. The circles in the painting range in color from bright yellows and oran ges to deep blues and pestilent greens. The eyes of the man give meaning to the title of the artwork.Without his facial brass I would just assume this painting would be titled circles man with a headache. His eyes having a blank stare take his confusion without words. The way his hands rest on his face arrangement where the focus should be in the painting. The watch in the painting shows the agent of time still because you cannot see the time on the watch it leaves you with the issue that maybe time is still. The circles in the painting provide for thought that the mans mind is cluttered with thoughts as is the paper cluttered with circles.The brighter yellows and oranges are more(prenominal) centralized in the painting, whereas the darker greens and blues are more around the edges. The circles surround the man in the middle, except for on his tit and arms where the circles are not as close together but are still present. The way this painting was conducted only provides m e with one meaning, although to a better trained eye there may be more. The man in the center of this painting is confused.His eyes give that iconic meaning to the expression of confusion. There is no clear indication as to what he is confused about. With his appearance being shirtless, I would say it is either archaean in the morning or late in the evening and he may be staring into a mirror or thoughtful surface. It is possible he has a difficult decision to make or is not sure why a certain set of events occurred. The overlook of background provides me with the notion that he is alone and isolated from the world in his thoughts.
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