Monday, September 14, 2015
Compare and Contrast
Objective critque
This work of art by Wassily is an abstract piece that is done with many circles within circles. Each ring or circle has a different color. Some colors mix with each other and come compliment each other. These colors that he use are mainly primary colors but other colors such as green and purple can be seen throughout the piece but mainly the primary colors are used. This painting was painted in watercolor,gouache and crayon on paper. Wassily used color and shape in this painting since the subject is mainly circles and squares . The colors he used is bright and vivid because it seems that he was experimenting with colors and color mixtures. His shapes are simple and he keeps it only to circles and squares. Throughout the piece you can he that he used pattern over and over again. The circle within the circles repeat to make rings can be seen through the whole artwork. Another way he used pattern is with the squares. Each square had circles and each circle has more circles. This repeats in each square. Variety is seen in this painting as well. Even though there is a pattern, there is still variety. No two circle color is alike and no two circles are the same. Some are smaller, some are more uneven.
Subjective Critique
My initial reaction to this is what is this piece suppose to represent. Like most artwork, there sound be a meaning even if it is sublime. With this piece I feel like it it is just circles of color and nothing else.
The piece is also very overwhelming to look at. A lot of colors is going on but they do not really match well. There is not many depth in it either. My taste in art is the opposite of this because the colors are too bright. This looks like pop art but its not. I do like that the circle repeat themselves. I do not like how messy some of the circles either. Another thing that I do not like about it is that it is not even circles. They are just ovals and mushed up circles.I am changing it by adding movement and a subject matter into the work. I am adding this because it will move the eye around rather than just in one area. I am also using this print as kind of a pattern for a fabric.
Sunday, September 13, 2015
Original Art work & Info
Color Study. Squares with Concentric Circles By Wassily Kandinsky
Finished in 1913
Materials: Watercolor, gouache and crayon on paper
Size: 9.4 × 12.4
Current Location: Munich, Germany. Lenbachhaus Gallery
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