Art reflects and influences the world around us. Art has a unique way of representing the world and its philosophies. This blog is based on what art can do in regards to psychology. Art can be a classical painting or an abstract piece of art; it represents something about the artist’s life and thoughts, emotions, and culture. It is an interesting process that artists use to represent their inner world to someone else.
Like I said earlier, art reflects and influences our world. Art imitates life; it also imitates itself. Artists tend to create pieces with similar styles; that is because they like how those pieces reflect their own life. For example, van Gogh created many self-portraits because he looked at himself in the mirror every day and he was influenced by how he looked. In his self-portraits we see how he changed over time; we see how he felt about himself, others, and life. It is interesting to see how his paintings change as well; for example, his ear gets cut off in some of them (http://www.rashidaldin.com/vanGoghselfportrait). His art reflects his life and his feelings towards life.
Art can also influence our lives in different ways too. Like I said
Art is everywhere. It can be in the middle of the street, at a bus stop or in a shopping center. Some people will say it’s just a piece of painting or sculpture, but they are wrong. Art has always important role in our life and culture.
Art is related to everything. It can influence our view on different things, change our mood and even present us new ideas and opinions about certain topics. Also we can use art for self-expression and for self-therapy.
Art is very old idea, but nowdays it have more power than before because we have more ways to create it. We have modern art which is different from traditional one. For example: painting on the walls of buildings, performance art where you need to show your talent without using any materials etc…
Art can also be very controversial topic because some people make their own rules about what is art and what isn’t, how to define it and how to use it in everyday life.
Also art can be used as a tool by politicians or business representatives to show their point of view or product or service they represent. You can see that everywhere when you watch some advertisement on TV or see political campaign posters around city center.
Every artist tries to express their
Art has been used for hundreds of years and many different ways. The purpose of art is to express yourself in a way that no one can describe. But this doesn’t necessarily mean it has to be an abstract painting. Some people may find it more comforting to paint their feelings on a canvas than to write it down or talk about it. Others may enjoy writing a story based on their feelings.
What we don’t appreciate is the actual effect that art has on our brains and how it can change the way we act and feel. It affects us differently depending on what kind of art we are looking at. For example, if you are looking at a painting with a lot of red in it, then your brain will react by increasing your heart rate, blood pressure and pulse because the red in the painting is stimulating your brain cells.
Something that may not be noticed as much is when you see a painting without detail and expression, you can feel just as effected by this style of art as the detailed ones. The style gives off impressions that you wouldn’t normally have when viewing something with a lot of detail or color.
There are so many different types of art out there, but once you find one that matches your personality or emotional status, then you will know exactly how
Art is something that in our society is looked at as a very subjective thing. Many people have different opinions on what they like and what they do not like in regards to art. These opinions are most commonly called biases which I find to be a very interesting word and idea. Biases are simply ways of thinking that we all have, it is just that some people are more aware of them than others. What these biases really mean with regards to art is that there is no way for you to know what another person thinks about any piece of art until you ask them. A bias is just an opinion of how we interpret things before we even take the time to look at it. Art does not just mean paintings or sculptures, but literature and music as well
well. These three mediums for art can be found almost anywhere in our society except for maybe the internet, but I am sure somewhere out there someone has put some form of art into a website. When it comes down to interpretation every one of us looks at a piece differently because we each have our own life experiences and memories that influence this interpretation, making it unique and personal
to us.”
One of the most important things in art is to try and capture something as a whole. This is why we often see pictures of landscapes and cityscapes. They provide us with a perfect way to get a glimpse into how we want the world to be. It’s also why impressionists were so popular in the early 1900’s.
We still see it today in photography, with many people opting for the “tourist” shots of places, or even just their own backyard. We think we know what the world should look like, and we try to capture it in our art.
This is because art can’t just be about one thing. It has to be about everything at once. It has to appeal to all of our senses, and give us some insight into what could possibly make the world better.
The best way to do this is through simplicity, where everything comes together perfectly without any distractions or noise.”
Impressionism was a style of painting and art created in the 19th century by artist Claude Monet. Impressionist works are characterized by open compositions with freely brushed, color strokes and relatively little detail.
This style of painting was very important in the development of modern art. It formed a bridge between traditional impressionism and avant-garde styles, such as cubism and fauvism.
It is also known as “painterliness”.
Many impressionist artists were associated with the French art movement called Realism, which was a reaction to idealistic Romanticism. Some others, like Monet, have elements in their works that are considered to be precursors of both Neo-Impressionism and Post-Impressionism.
A typical impressionist art piece has all or most of these characteristics:
Free brushwork – brushstrokes can be visible or relatively invisible depending on their texture
Showing scenes in open, airy settings – usually landscapes or seascapes; landscapes with hills, valleys and/or trees; cityscapes that show buildings against an open sky
Color gradients – many shades of one color arranged next to one another instead of steps; soft transitions between colors rather than hard lines between them; gradual
Impressionism is a style of painting that originated in France in the 1860s. Impressionist artists were concerned with creating a painting that would be a “true” representation of the world around them, but rather than presenting their subjects as they saw them under all conditions, they decided to depict only those objects and scenes that caught their eye as they experienced them in everyday life. In order to present their art as realistically as possible, they chose to depict their subjects “en plein air”, or out-of-doors.
Towards the end of the 1860s, the impressionist painters were joined by other avant-garde artists who wished to develop a way of capturing reality in a different manner. Among these were such artists as Vincent Van Gogh and Georges Seurat who, with their styles of art called post-impressionism and pointillism respectively, went on to create some of the most stunning works of art ever produced.
The Impressionist movement was one of several artistic movements popular during the late 19th century when artists began experimenting with new approaches to capturing reality in their work. For example, many artists rejected classical techniques associated with painting and instead made use of more spontaneous approaches that lacked any traditional artistic training. Thus
