b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork?
The element of art is most appropriate to categorize this artwork is by color.

b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork?; I will categorize the parts of the artwork based of their shape and color, since those are the only apparent elements in this artwork.

b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork.

I will be organizing this artwork by color. Color is the only way I will be organizing this because I think that that is what would fit the artwork the most.

b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork.
- I will use color and shape for this artwork because I feel that I will make the painting look more balanced. Sorting by color will help the audience associate a very noticeable feature, additionally, sorting by the colors of the rainbow will help associate similar colors. In addition, sorting by shape, will create a visual effect on the eye and will make it look more organized. Every column will have the same color and a pyramid of sizes. 

b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork. Shape? Color? Line? Value? Form? Texture? Space?
- I will use color, form, line, and shape to categorize the work.

b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork.
   - The two art elements that I consider are most appropriate to categorize this art work are size and shape. I believe that, since there are many different geometrical shapes, organizing the sections by shape would really "tidy up" the piece. Additionally, all elements are different sizes; therefore, assembling the work by size would be most appropriate.  

b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork.
- Shape, Line, Form, Color,

b) The Element of Art most appropriate to "tidy up" this artwork are form, line, shape, and color.

b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork.

Shape? Color? Line? Value? Form? Texture? Space?

For this artwork because the squares rectangles and planes are all different, I will be separating and dividing them by Shape, color and lines.

b) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork.

Shape and size

 2) Which Element of Art is most appropriate to categorize or "tidy up" this artwork. Shape? Color? Line? Value? Form? Texture? Space?

Media:

Measurements:

The measurements are 30x20 

Exhibition texts / Intentions:

Guiding Questions for this

- What did you want to communicate with this artwork?

- Why did you choose to work with these art materials to make it?

- How does it relate to the idea of Social Change?

- What do you hope the viewer sees with this work?

What I aimed to transmit to the public with this artwork is the truths about corrupted places like: North Korea, Venezuela, Cuba, and many other governments that make people suffer for their own pleasure. I feel my artwork represents this idea with all the different materials I used. I represented the rich with royal colors and with coins and gold, for the poor I used black spray and red paint for blood and suffering. This material money makes the impact on the viewer bigger because when he sees bills dividing the image he could come to the conclusion that money divides society apart. This artwork promotes social change because it motivates people to take action against these fixed governments. I hope the viewer can easily catch the message I am trying to transmit and make elaborate connections between the materials I used.

Materials: Paint, pencil, water, paintbrush  

Measurement: 30cm x 20cm

Intentions:

My intentions in this artwork are to communicate the corruption of the FIA (Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile) on Formula 1. I choose to use these materials because I never used them and I wanted to try something different. I want that people realized that there is corruption all around the world and that protesting on the streets will not do any difference. 

2. Media: Spray Paint - Sharpie  

3. Measurements: Length: 63cm / Width: 41cm 

4.  Exhibition texts / Intentions:

4. Measurements: 30x30 cm

5. Exhibition texts / Intentions:
All over the world, people struggle to pay for their health insurance. In this artwork, I wanted to focus on the US, when I think about the lack of health insurance coverage that's the place that comes to mind. When I projected my ideas onto the canvas, what I wanted people to see is that even when people pay a significant amount of money they rather suffer than have to pay another sum. How does it contribute to social change? It raises awareness of the agonizing lives that suffer from this issue. The reason behind the materials used is that sometimes I found acrylic paint easy to use, but in this artwork, my way of thinking altered.