PROJECT

IN
ARTS 10
GROUP 1:
Zarah Antiojo
Chlouie David
Matthew De Jesus
Shelumiel Bulabon
Ruthjoy Dilinila
Justus Cauilan
Francis Mirasol
Philip Field
Andrea Hernandez
Britney Agner

HEAT AND SEAT

Painting by Justin Christenberry,

- this artwork was supposed to depict the best feeling
hate come from romantic relationships, and is made
by the deviant artist name justinechristenbery

ON SILENT WINGS

Painting by:Tommy Oloffson

- Tommie Olofsson was born 1947 in Gothenburg Sweden. Now
he live in the nature deep in the middle of the forest in
Sweden. Tommie is self-taught and has been influenced to
some extent by Picasso, Rembrandt, Kandinsky, Mozart,
Stravinsky and Einstein. And of course, life itself... especially
the hard part. He was known for his abstract work that
depicts various colours and textures that depicts deep
meanings or visions and this painting is no exception he
defines this painting as You Never Saw It Coming You Just
Let It Fly Away On Silent Wings, No More Promises To Break
You Just Flew Away On Silent Wings because as you can see
this painting has colours which seems to fade away and
disappears turning it hazy and blurry. This painting was
inspired by the song of the same name and Tommy was
known for doing this

FIRE IN THE EVENING

Painting by: Paul Klee

Fire in the evening
A red opaque rectangle stands out among bands of muted
browns, greens, violets, and blues, which dynamically interact to
suggest built structures or geographic formations. Klee's trip to
Egypt in the winter of 192829 inspired a number of striated
compositions, a response in part to the stratified cliffs of the Nile
Valley and the long strips of tilled fields he saw there. These
works "moved far from Nature," he said," And found their way
back to reality." While the work is apparently abstract, the
variation within the simple formal palette of line and colour
constructs depth and space and even evokes a fire aflame in a
desert at day's end.

AROUND THE BLUES

Painting By Sam Francis

- During the Second World War Sam Francis served as a pilot
with the American armed forces. He took up painting while
recovering from a flying accident in 1944. From 1950-7 he
lived in Paris, where he saw first-hand the paintings of
Monet, Matisse, Czanne and Bonnard. In September 1956
he visited an exhibition of Monet's 'Water Lilies', paintings
which had aroused his interest for some time and which had
an impact on his work. For Francis each colour has a
symbolic value: white corresponds to the infinite, blue to the
cosmos and water, and yellow to the sun. His experience as
a pilot has a bearing on paintings such as this one, which
have the appearance of aerial views and communicate the
silence of the skies.

SIMULTANEOUS WINDOWS

Painting by Robert Delaunay

- He chose the view into the ambulatory of the Parisian Gothic
church Saint-Sverin as the subject of his first series of
paintings, in which he charted the modulations of light
streaming through the stained-glass windows and the
resulting perceptual distortion of the architecture. The
subdued palette and the patches of color that fracture the
smooth surface of the floor point to the influence of Paul
Czanne as well as to the stylistic elements of Georges
Braques early Cubist landscapes. Delaunay said that the
Saint-Sverin theme in his work marked a period of
transition from Czanne to Cubism.

RORSCHACH EXPERIMENT 101

Painting by Eric Kuns

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. While there isnt anything in the image that is intended to

look like anything specific that exists, the self-entwining
globule in the upper left evokes a consciousness. Overall it
conjures an intelligence fluctuating between interior and
exterior, dissolving and becoming, separation and
integration, and all the while interacting with other apparent
selves in a realm of flux.