Score: 8
"from synthetic cubism to orphism"
date: April 15, 2007
If my understanding of art and all my recent studies serve me well, the style of art was actualy synthetic cubism, to use daily objects, stick them together in a certain fashion to create scenary. It's not to imitate reality but to represent the artistes vision of what is real. Well I said orphism as because cubism did'nt use to many colours(mostly gray and yellow) and the paintings that look like the cubist type with colour are called orphism.
It made me think about that since the movie starts gray and lifeless with just the moving (that I think represents the motion of life?) and then colour comes in as life itself.
This is my interpration of your work. I could of made a good analysis for one of my college class.
P.s: by the way, except for the animation part, your art resembles that of Picasso but a lot less subtle.
Author's Response:
wow, you really know your stuff.
I had no idea it was called synthetic cubism, but thats exactly the feel I was going for when I did it. I'll be sure to include these descriptions when I submit next!
Your interpretations of the project are really quite interesting, when I did the thing, it was for some entirely different reason, so its quite cool to see what other people thought of it.
hearing that it resembles picasso makes my day. awesome. Thanks for the review!