Examples from artist

Outward vs. Inward

Outward
It may seem, depending on what class I'm in, that I am a little quiet and more kept to myself because I like to concentrate a lot on my schoolwork. When I'm with my friends in school I'm usually smiling a lot and laughing, but other than that i usually have a straight face which could be shown in a photograph for my outward pictures. I think i would like to wear more black and white so the picture is more dark. I also would use less lighting in the studio.
List of words:
-sad
-quiet
-concentrated
-dark

Inward

The real me that people are unaware of is that I'm actually very loud and talkative around friends or people that I am used to talking to. I like to be busy most of the time with friends. This could be represented as a bright image with things in it that would be considered "happy". I would use a lot of lighting for this shot.
List of words:
-Happy
-bright
-smiley
-outgoing

Dada Final

cut copy paste

color blocks

halftone screen 

text

Summary

I really liked completing this project in an abstract matter because I personally like to edit my photos more and make them look unrealistic. I like the results from my project, I think that the edits were nice and I spent about a day and a half on each photo. This project ties into different aspects of dada using the cut copy paste, color blocks, ilegible text, and halftone screens. All four of these techniques were used for this project to represent dada. 

Dada studio experimentation

Dada Poem

you only life once, but if you do it right, once is enough. 

Questions About Art

 A work of art is something that is creative that has meaning to the artist or is appealing to the eye. An artwork provides satisfaction to the maker and should leave the viewer curious about the piece of art such as what is means. People make art to express feeling, emotions, and to tell a story. One can encounter art anywhere and anytime of the day. The role of the artist is to attract the viewers and catch peoples attention. 

Moma

Dada was an art movement around 1915 that was anti-war and it came into existence because of the brutality of world war 1. A pioneer of dadaism was marcel duchamp that created readymades; objects that already existed and he would call them art. They change your expectations of art because the readymades make you realize that everyday object can be considered art.

Marcel Duchamps Bicycle wheel

Dada artists embraced chance, accident, and improvisation. They took this approach to critique the systems that shaped society.   

Max Ernst The Hat Makes The Man

Dadaists believed that the value of art lay not in the work produced, but in the act of making and collaborating with others to create new visions of the world.

Dadaist used puns and word play, literature and poetry, and turned letters and words into abstract forms so it was illegible.