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The art connects to the title because we see it the original way and then the mirror reflects that scene upside down.We get two perspectives in one art piece.

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The piece literally reflects "the world upside down". I really doubt that the artist got the idea first however, I am sure that the way she interpreted it was very original.

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the reflection it shows is the world upside down and it just makes it look really good.

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The art connects with the title because being that the title is looking at the world upside down, and the reflection of the sculpture is seen to be upside down!

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the idiom 'turning the world upside down' relates with the sculpture as it does show the environment reversed upside down, in a literal sense. I'm guessing the artist also had implied a message to viewers of looking at things around you through a different lens, to 'think alternatively', to try to understand things in a different manner.

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I think the piece connects to the title because the object reflects our world just upside down and almost seems unreal.

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The sculpture is representative of  the world literally being upside down. It is a reflection of our world but everything is the exact same just flipped upside down. Usually  the phrase "turning the world upside down"  means making the world around you change however in the sculpture only your point of view changes which to me is basically saying no matter how much you turn the world upside down things will always be the same.

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Nathalya Lopez
The sculpture for tells a story it shows that at a different angle or view or even side the world can be looked at so differently

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the sculpture stands out a lot and show the world upside down and it's amazing .

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The art connects to the title because it helps shift the world to a perspective that’s completely opposite , the title tells what the people feel when seeing the art

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I feel like this art work connects to the title because looking at it makes us see everything upside down. I feel like the message behind this art work is to encourage people to look at the world with a different perspective and to think different/ step out of the box.

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This art work really show a lot of meaning in to it for example you can see the reflection of the people but upside down in a way to show the true meaning of work and getting the peoples attention on it

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the sculpture is made out of a reflective metal that makes everything look like it’s up side down so in a non literal way the sculpture “turns the world upside down” If you stand under it would look like everything was upside down.

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What does the idiom "turning the world upside down" really mean? 

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What does the idiom "turning the world upside down" really mean? 

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It means to make a sweeping change in life or in the order of things. It can be positive or negative.
from the museum in Jerusalem where the sculpture stands
"the curved form captures in its reflections, the earth and sky, but because of the shape, these are reversed: the top half reflects the ground (the visitors on the plaza), while the lower half reflects the skyline as it is seen around the perimeter of the museum campus. visually, the reversed reflections of the two halves create a contrast of color and subject matter. the reversal of sky and earth also relates to the spiritual importance of jerusalem as seen in the concepts of earthly and celestial / heavenly jerusalem.

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The art connects to the title because its pretty obvious that as you stand near it you get to see how the world will look like upside down

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I think I would get a bunch of new ideas for my future art if I were to stand under it, it would give a me a new perspective and it can inspire real cool art and the piece connects to the tittle because it’s mirror material and shape give two types of view, one being upside down

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The ark connects to the title because the art is like a mirror that puts things upside down.

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It is true to its title and reflects the world upside down. I think it would be kinda scary to stand under it, and i think the artist probably had the idea first.

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I feel like for pretty obvious reasons this piece of artwork is called “Turning the world upside down” because if you were to actually stand underneath it and look up, everything would appear flipped or mirrored, in other words, upside down.

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I think it means for the viewer to look at something from a new perspective, sometimes this can shake you up, sometimes it can be enlightening.

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Review the image and respond to the question: How does the art connect to the title?
(consider, its size, material, what it would be like to stand under it, whether the artist had the idea first/name first)

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By Anish Kapoor http://anishkapoor.com/111/turning-the-world-upside-down