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DESCRIBE HOW WOULD YOU CREATE YOUR ARTWORK HERE

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DESCRIBE HOW WOULD YOU CREATE YOUR ARTWORK HERE

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The first photograph would display the social division in Brazil. There would be a picture of a "favela" overlapping with the tall buildings of São Paulo representing (richness), or even Avenues, which shows the class division. The other photograph would represent loneliness, in which we would take a picture of a group of people in the color blue, and one person will be red, where when we look at the blue lens (representing sadness), shows only one person in the frame, representing loneliness. The contrast in colors (red and blue) displays the illusion in the picture, looking like the picture is a hot mess, but when looking through a specific lens, you can see a deeper meaning to the photograph. 

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EXPLANATION OF YOUR ARTISTIC CHOICES (WHY)

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EXPLANATION OF YOUR ARTISTIC CHOICES (WHY)

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I added one multimedia element such as one video enhancing the overall aesthetic and providing additional depth to the chosen subject as a reference

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I added one multimedia element such as one video enhancing the overall aesthetic and providing additional depth to the chosen subject as a reference

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Should you always believe what you see right in front of you? Can you really trust your senses? Has technology made things clearer or has it muddied the waters between reality and fiction? And is anything really as it seems? Highlights of ILLUSION: NOTHING IS AS IT SEEMS at Science Gallery, Trinity College Dublin, July 2013.

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I mentioned and explained the reason why I chose the thematic content

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My explanation on my chosen thematic content are based on my own notes and (in case) reliable sources (no copywriting). My sources are cited above my text.

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My explanation on my chosen thematic contains explicitly one connection to science and one connection to literacy

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1.  Take a picture of two contrasting settings. For example, a crowd and a single person.

2. With the two pictures, put them in each layer in photoshop.

3. change the RGB in photoshop to RED in one picture and BLUE in another.

4. Join the layers together so that they overlap.

5. Use the glasses to check if the tone of the color works

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Insane 51 at NextStreet Gallery [Vidéo] | Art de dopage, Fond d'ecran dessin, Tableau

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28 juin 2019 - Based in Paris, NextStreet Gallery is dedicated to promoting both  established and emerging international artists, such as Alec Monopoly, Andy  Warhol, Bruno Catalano, Ben Vautier, Banksy, Huang Yulong, Shepard Fairy,  and Seny.