Andrejcak Photo's
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
Friday, November 21, 2014
Surrealism
Thursday, November 20, 2014
Idea for Surrealism Project
I'm going to do a Saw like surrealistic photograph of myself. It will include different ways saw had hurt his victims. More of a creepy evil theme I really enjoy doing bloody gore like art and this is why I'm choosing to do this idea. Even though this makes me seem as though I'm sick in the head I believe I'm going to portray this very well.
Tuesday, November 18, 2014
Surrealism Description
Katherine Linn Sage
born June 25, 1898 and died January 8, 1963, who goes by the name of Kay Sage, was an American Surrealist artist
and poet. She was active between the years of 1936 and 1963, and then she had
committed suicide in her last year of work. She had married a surrealist
painter Yves Tanguy in 1940, and was extremely sadly affected by his sudden
death by stroke in 1955. A member of the Golden Age, and later the Post-War
periods of surrealism, she is mostly recognized for her artistic works, which
typically contain themes of an architectural nature.
Man Ray is the nickname
of originally born Emmanuel Radnitzky,
who was born on August 27, 1890 and died on November 18, 1976. Ray was an
American visual artist although he spent most of his life in France. He was a huge
contributor to the Surrealist movement, although it wasn’t formal. He produced
major works in a variety of media but considered himself a painter above all.
He was best known for his photography, and he was a fashion and portrait
photographer. Ray is also acknowledged for his work with photograms, he called
"rayographs" so people knew they referred to him.
Artist’s Name:
Kay Sage
Title: Unusual Thursday
Date: 1951
Description: It’s random
different things all together in the one corner of the photo. Then you have
what it looks as to be an unfinished bridge leading off into the distance.
Analysis: I feel
as though this picture wasn’t supposed to have any symmetry. I do feel that she
used the rule of thirds so that the focal point which is the bridge in the
distance wasn’t centered. I feel not having it centered makes the image
stronger.
Interpretation: In
my opinion this photo speaks out to me a lot. Reason for that is probably
because I feel I have a very open mind and I am creative. I feel that it means
right now you may have mayhem going on but if your cross that bridge or keep
moving forward there’s another journey ahead of you. I also agree with the
title because maybe on a certain day it’s a bad one but the bridge represents a
new day and you should be looking forward to it.
Judgment: I feel
this is a piece of work that you need to really relate to yourself and analyze.
Without actually sitting down and thinking about it you probably wouldn’t think
it was a nice successful piece of art work. But overall I think it has a lot of
meaning and is a great piece.
Artist’s Name:
Man Ray
Title: Coat-Stand
Date: 1920
Description: This
is a photo of a real woman and a cardboard cutout of a woman. From the breasts to
the bottom of the full leg is the real woman. Meanwhile the arms and face is a
card board cutout. Then he makes it look
like the coat rack is holding up the woman.
Analysis: I feel that
this picture is supposed to have the symmetry between the top part being fake
and the bottom being realistic. Although the one missing leg throws it off
slightly.
Interpretation:
This photo is rather easy for me to analyze because I feel as though the artist
is trying to portray to use as the viewer that not all women are real and there
are a lot of fake people in the world. I also feel that the coat-rack
represents the men and society back in the day because this was in the 1920’s
and women had no rights and whatever men said is what they were provided to do
no matter what.
Judgment: I feel
overall this is a really successful piece because it describes the life of a
woman in the 1920’s. This photograph says a lot to the viewer and proves that
being a woman was difficult in the 20’s. I really enjoy this photo and appreciate
the meaning that comes with it.
I feel both of these
pieces of work are different in appearance but I feel they have similar meanings
and as the why they were created. Sage is trying to interpret that you need to
get past the bad things and move forward while Ray is telling the horrible life
women had in the 20’s and showing what they were treated like. So both of the
artworks have a meaning to them which I feel is a cool thing. But these are
also very different by the way they are created and taken. The dark colors help
make the mood of the photo bad and show the feeling ad make the viewer have
those feelings. In the first one at the end of the bridge you see the light
which represents goodness. Overall I believe both of these have great meanings
and very successful.
Friday, November 14, 2014
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Smile Series
Smiles Rachel Andrejcak 2014 |
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Myself In a Painting
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