1- what do you see?
A free flowing motion sculpture that is made of bronze. Used by specific texture that truly defined the features of the artwork.
2-what do you think the sculpture would look in different angles? perhaps the viewer would see it as rounded vertical.
3- how has the material been used to define the artwork?
“The artist often focuses on the face and hand ,so he can express the emotion behind it”. http://www.markhopkinssculpture.com/Pages/AboutUs.php 4-What do you think about the forms, lines and spaces in the sculpture?
“the form took a space in a natural way. It is also real because it took a three dimensional space. The artist also played with the shadow effect to create strong form of three dimensional illusion”. …show more content…
So it can give the viewers the illusion of floating and curvaceous.
6- what kind of texture do you see? very smooth texture that is seen in the features. 7- how does the movement of this sculpture makes you feel? overwhelming by the powerful composition of the sculpture and the meaning behind it.
8- do you feel vibrant or muted when you examine the sculpture?
It all depend on the how the person sees it, but i believe the majority of people feel vibrant when they look at the artwork.
9-is the artwork rough or smooth?
In some areas it’s rough. For example, the artist really emerged the curliness of the hair.
10- are the movement negative or positive?
Negative ,for the spaces that surround the sculpture.
Thesis
A free flowing motion sculpture that is made of bronze. Used by specific texture that truly defined the features of the artwork.
2-what do you think the sculpture would look in different angles? perhaps the viewer would see it as rounded vertical.
3- how has the material been used to define the artwork?
“The artist often focuses on the face and hand ,so he can express the emotion behind it”. http://www.markhopkinssculpture.com/Pages/AboutUs.php 4-What do you think about the forms, lines and spaces in the sculpture?
“the form took a space in a natural way. It is also real because it took a three dimensional space. The artist also played with the shadow effect to create strong form of three dimensional illusion”. …show more content…
So it can give the viewers the illusion of floating and curvaceous.
6- what kind of texture do you see? very smooth texture that is seen in the features. 7- how does the movement of this sculpture makes you feel? overwhelming by the powerful composition of the sculpture and the meaning behind it.
8- do you feel vibrant or muted when you examine the sculpture?
It all depend on the how the person sees it, but i believe the majority of people feel vibrant when they look at the artwork.
9-is the artwork rough or smooth?
In some areas it’s rough. For example, the artist really emerged the curliness of the hair.
10- are the movement negative or positive?
Negative ,for the spaces that surround the sculpture.
Thesis