It is said that a good painting can tell a thousand words. This is
arguably true as it has been described by famous pieces of visual art some of
which have fetched millions of dollars in form of painted art. The discipline
of visual arts has wide fields of venture among them drawing, painting, design,
and sculpture with a great emphasis on human figure or stature. My choice of
painting field has widely been influenced by the influence this type of art has
in peoples lives. Painted art unites and speaks to the inner consciousness
whenever one looks at it. For a long
time, this field of art has produced famous artists who continue to influence
the trends of artistic developments in the past, now and in the future. Among
them are artists like Leonardo Da Vinci, Pablo Picasso and Andy Warhol.
Leonardo Da Vinci, despite the fact that he lived in early years of
between 1452-1519, his works has continued to be rated among the best pieces of
art. Apart from being a multi talented person in other fields, Da Vinci works
brings out a high level of curiosity that exists in a man by successfully
bringing out the impression of how things appear in life in his paintings.
Among his greatest work are the paintings of The last Supper, Madonna and
child, Mona Lisa and The Virgin of the Rocks. Pablo Picasso is not only one of
the most influential paint artists of his time but also a master on his field.
He helped establish the modern art of cubism where artists have the liberty to
use unrealistic or non-objective styles in their art painting. Andy Warhol has
brought another view of paint art by opening up the conscious mind on the
importance of everyday possessions in ones life like cups and money. All of these artists have played a significant
leading role in creating a social platform through where an artist can express
his feelings and observations to other members of society. My work will touch
in the importance of human relationship with nature. I want to create a
significant role of nature in shaping the life of a man.
In summary, painting art has been known to cross the borders of culture
and traditions. Other than writing, painting has the capacity to bring out the
inner person, experiences and emotions which can be caught by a blink of an
eye.
Critical thinking and Curiosity
on art
The great part of art involves observation of the major aspects of ones
environment and thereafter drawing inference on the basis of your observation.
It is therefore necessary for one to have an open and curious mind that will
see and sought for a deeper meaning on any piece of art. Critical thinking on the other hand helps an
artist both in class and professional level to apply logical thinking as well
as reasoning when analyzing any piece of work. The ability to compare, classify
plan and criticize any form of art is dependent on ability of an artist to
employ his critical thinking. Critical
thinking therefore requires a lot of skills and flexibility. The main intention
of employing critical thinking is to induce curiosity which on the other hand
promotes difference in opinion between artists. The greatest question of what
would happen if this was changed to that makes an artist continue exploring
different fields which in turn gives fantastic and unimaginable results.
One of the things I always believed to be true was that, when artists
are drawing pieces of art, I thought they always have the final picture in
mind. However, through experience and participation in artwork, I have come to
realize that, artists start with a faint imagination on which they develop
progressively to a final piece of art. This brings about the rationale of the
role played by critical thinking and curiosity of an artist in creation,
recreation and modification of his artwork till he gets to a satisfied end.
According to my earlier belief, if artists were to work on a known platform,
what happens to deviations and creativity of the mind
In summary, a piece of art that fails to induce critical thinking and
curiosity to the observer portrays a shortage of creativity during its
transformation from original form to a finished product.
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