PROJECT This project demonstrates a positive outlook for community bonding and creativity. Generally, street art is viewed upon most as an unusual and disruptive way of expressing artwork to the public. Although many look negatively toward street art, the intentions of the artist are never to disrespect. The purchase of a small home within a preferred neighborhood will serve as The Graffiti House, where members will come together and create a collective street art house. The Graffiti House will be covered from head-to-toe, inside and out, with everyone’s street art. The house will be a single room one-story house in a desired neighborhood voted upon the whole Maricopa county. Although this will be a community project, member, known as Contributors, are those who will be recognized as regular artists that will pay a small fee that will allow for 24 hour access to the house, access to the top brand spray paint (located in a locked compartment in which we will provide the key), new...
Hello Nhi!
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, I really liked how you were able to format your blog. It is very organized and easy to understand. One of my favorite compositions you made was Tension row 2. Those blocks look like its looking down on the other block. That conveys tension to me because when I'm being observed closely it is stressful. Great job!
-India
Hi Nhi!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your interpretation of the emotive squares especially the heavy row one is my favorite because I can see the way that the little cube is quite literally carrying all the weight. I am happy overall with the way your presented your interpretation of these emotions.
Hello Nhi! I really liked your how your pictures are framed in a square instead of a rectangle, it is something that I wouldn't have thought about doing. Overall, I also liked your arrangements too. One of my favorites is your 3rd arrangement for heavy. It seems to show a scale with one block weighing down on one side of the scale! Great work!
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