Marina Abramovich And Balkan Baroque Analysis

In this essay, the role that music and noise play in the modern art will be assessed keenly. I will look at the noises made during presentation of artwork and the role it plays to the viewers. In looking at that role, the work of Marina Abramovich and Balkan Baroque will be assessed to show how important music is to the art.
Luigi Russolo and Ugo Piatti had a studio in Milan in 1900. The noise machine of the studio was known as the intonarumori. The studio was used for presentation of different arts. This shows why music is crucial for presentations of artwork. In this essay, I will discuss the rhetoric technique skills. This is a technique that an artist or a presenter of an art uses in the quest of conveying to the listener or to the audience. …show more content…
This image uses in it the classes of the rhetorical techniques like the pathos. Pathos in this case is used to bring out sad emotions to the viewers. Viewers of this image will take an interest in the dead hare and the state of the art. Rhetoric techniques in the work of art are tremendously prominent as they make the performance more impressive, involving and more so intensely catching to the audience. These techniques are also used by different other types of art to make their presentations more impactful that is easier to remember. In addition, the presentation becomes more beautiful, that is it becomes more pleasurable to listen to and to view. Sound based rhetoric techniques are tremendously beneficial they add a poetic melody to the performances. However, other techniques are also effective when used in the picture and other useful images when communicating to a mass of people like during advertisement or giving warnings. The speeches that have rhetoric techniques in them are extremely pleasurable to listen to, and even become an attraction to the audience because their performances become