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Bright Luminescent Fire Pit. Location: Camp Texlake

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Brown Stone Beaver Statue. Location: Buccee’s

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Sturdy Lanky Red Monument. Location: University of Texas

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Redish/Yellow Dressed Bee Statue. Location: Jollibee’s

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Anime Inspired Design Curtain. Location: Kinokuniya

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Intimidating Stone Cougar Statue. Location: Cy-Creek High School

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Majestic Water Pond. Location: Ocean Palace Restaurant

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Small Bronze Blossom Buddha Statue. Location: Museum of Fine Art

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Intrinsic Stone shaped into a Hat. Location: Museum of Fine Art

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Rustic/ Floral Chinese Bowl. Location: Museum of Fine Art

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How are the types of visual art you encounter daily different from one another? How could we categorize the art you found in your daily life?

Some of the visual art that I encounter throughout the week are different from each other because of what type of art I took picture of. As I was going back to Houston this week, I would stop by monuments or take my time taking scenery picture that I believed was visual art. I would categorize them by nature and building/ monuments that I saw throughout the week

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Does the process of looking for art change anything about the way you move or interact with the world? As you recorded what you saw, did your connection to the world change in any way?

As I went back to Houston over the weekend, with this assignment allowed me to notice simpler things that the world had to offer as if it was building or something that was in nature. As I would visit places familiar to me, it allowed me to discover new places that were there. As I recorded what I saw, I believe that my connection to the world change in a way because it allowed me to notice the small things.