Tir Performance, 1962
Niki de Saint Phalle
The Tir Perforamce by Niki de Saint Phalle embraces a new style of art. Using the idea of New Realism, the inclusion of audience in the art spreads a new type message around the world. This art consists of various random objects that are nailed to a wall. Colored pouches are attached to the make shift canvas. Audience members and other artists get the opportunity to shoot the colored pouches. The paint then drips and colors the canvas in various manners. This inclusion of the audience allows them to understand the message of a symbolic act of self destruction. The use of a weapon as a tool helps the participant represent that fighting countries not only bring destruction to themselves, but also to
Niki de Saint Phalle
The Tir Perforamce by Niki de Saint Phalle embraces a new style of art. Using the idea of New Realism, the inclusion of audience in the art spreads a new type message around the world. This art consists of various random objects that are nailed to a wall. Colored pouches are attached to the make shift canvas. Audience members and other artists get the opportunity to shoot the colored pouches. The paint then drips and colors the canvas in various manners. This inclusion of the audience allows them to understand the message of a symbolic act of self destruction. The use of a weapon as a tool helps the participant represent that fighting countries not only bring destruction to themselves, but also to