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Created in Liangzhu, China in 3300-2200 B.C.E, the artwork Jade Cong was created out of carved Jade in what is known as the Global Prehistory era of art. In order to recreate this artwork, I needed to figure out what materials in my house would produce a square box-like shape. Sitting next to me was a pile of napkins from the kitchen table. After figuring out the base of my piece, I needed to find a circular cylinder to place at its top. After searching around my house, the best option I found was a roll of duct tape. I combined the two to create my own Jade Cong. I choose to recreate the Jade Cong because I felt that it would be one of the more manageable pieces to create. I also loved how it looked, so I was curious to see how cool I could make mine.

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Created in 2620-2500 BCE, the Seated Scribe was originally made in Saqqara, Egypt, but it's now located in the Louvre in France. Made out of painted limestone, the seated scribe is considered to be ancient Mediterranean art. For this piece, my process to recreate it was very easy. I didn't even need to find any materials except for a white cloth to replicate the material on the man's lap. With this, I simply just placed the white cloth on my lap and sat criss cross apple sauce to replicate the image. I had no particular interest in recreating this image, but my brother insisted that I do.

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Made with mud, rocks, water coils, and salt crystals, the Spiral Jetty is located in the Great Salt Lake in Utah. Considered to be categorized as Later European and American art, the Spiral Jetty was created in 1970. I was excited to create this one because I thought it would be very fun to make. I process to recreate this one was very straightforward as I just used rocks to replicate the structure and pattern illustrated in the Spiral Jetty. I didn't choose this work for the sole reason that I thought it would be fun to recreate, but I also wanted to see how hard it would be to replicate the pattern in the work as precisely as it was done.

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Created in 1983 with only the use of ink on paper, the artwork Summer Trees was created in the art era referred to as Global Contemporary. For the recreation of this work, I used a grey marker, a black sharpie, since I couldn't find a black marker, a pencil, and a piece of paper. With this, I simple just redrew what I saw as best as I could and ended with the result shown above. I choose this work to test my artistic ability as I was using almost the same materials as the artist that created the work. I was curious to see the difference in my artistic abilities compared to the actual artist.

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Made out of wood and fiber, this piece originates from the Marshall Islands in Micronesia. Created in the 19th-20th century, the navigation chart falls under the Pacific art era. To create this work, I just used a piece of paper and a pen. I wanted to recreate this work because it looked cool and would be interesting to replicate.