Analysis Of Morthyn Brito II

For this museum project I decided to take a visit to the Perez Art Museum Miami. During my trip to the museum I really connected emotionally with what I viewed, furthermore comprehending my perspectives in comparison to the intent of each art piece. Symbolically the most beautiful piece was a painting of a man, who in my opinion represented modern power. The painting is titled, "Morthyn Brito III," by the artist is Kehinde Wiley, who was born in the United States of America. Wiley finished and published this painting in 2011. The depth and meaning of its representation in modern day spoke loudly to me. Apart from the beautifully crafted paint strokes, the concept of the piece was really awesome. For this painting, Kehinde Wiley found inspiration from the old European aristocracy. The painting is a younger, black man who is wearing a hoodie on his head with a graphic tee. Surrounding the man is gold and black vines, in which some cross over onto him. His posture and form is incredibly straight and focused. Wiley's intent of this painting was to propose the idea of …show more content…
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