Niki de Saint Phalle
This art draws my attention since
it was kind of messy looking art. The outer appearance of the above paint didn’t
really fascinate me with its beauty as things were kept randomly without giving
any emphasis on anything. However, the top part and the bottom part accumulates
various stuffs whereas the middle part has space on it as she has placed only
one object, looks like the top part of
the shovel. There were different strands
of colors; looks like colors were poured from the top. Artist used material
used in everyday life like axes, shoes, knives, etc. She had attached different
materials in a wooden board painted white. The top part of the art has the
small plastic bag filled with different colors. The colors she used are
colorful .One can see blue, orange, yellow, green, black and mostly bright
colors. May be the artist is trying to emphasis the brighter part in the whole
art. Some of those plastic bag burst ejecting the colors inside it. This art as
a whole looks dirty and unorganized as materials are placed randomly.
Fig. Niki de Saint Phalle
Nevertheless, it looks like the
artist is trying to protest against something as we analyze her work in a
deeper way. Her use of the gun, shoes, axes, metals, etc in the art, sort of reflects
violence and the colors pouring against these pieces represent artist
disagreement on violence. I would say that this form of art is more of a
representational form as it looks like artist is trying to represent some sort
of protest against violence. The use of
the material like shoe, knives, gun, etc and covering those with different
colors paint, gives the art a different meaning. It looks as if the artist
wants to hide the violence with different colors.
As the saying goes by "Never judge the book by its cover.", I can tell for sure that the art doesn't hold any specific emphasis on anything but if we analyze the meaning hold by the items used in the art then it looks like the artist is trying to cover the negativity or violence by the different colors.

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