Sunday, March 27, 2011

BP 10 Due March 28 Revolutionary Object

Showing the world moving into a direction
that could change the world forever, showing
a photo that represents a message of revolution.
Like the dollar bill carrying everyday messages of revolution I believe that pieces of art and photos do this as well. I believe this carries messages of revolution because it shows us where our world and country have come through the many years of joy and heartache. Art and photos expresses the scenery, the problems we faced, and how our country and world have adapted to growing to where we are today. It can tell us what kind of material we had available to us during those times from what the art was made out of. For example fresco paintings show us the materials Michelangelo had to use for painting permanent designs like that in the Sistine Chapel.  Not also that but what the stories of Christ and how it could show us the world before. Another example would be moving from a camera with a minute flash time to a fraction of second years after. It just shows the technology and better available materials we had to use. Art and paintings not only show the materials we had and how we grew for years to come but by events. The photographs in history books are a prime example of objects that can show the revolution messages that our world has experienced. A photograph can tell us a lot. It can tell us what happened, what time period it happened, what was available to us during that time, and how people responded and acted. From a design aspect I think the history of art and photographs are what moved us in the direction of how things are done today. Design is always influenced by past to move forward into how the future of design can be manipulated. In other words we look into the past for influence to tweak into how the future and time period if now to make something completely new.
Showing matieral and how it revolutionized. Also telling us what was available during this time and how future dates more became available to document life as we know it today.

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