art museum
Although the Orlando Art Museum was the last Cultural place I visited it was definitely my favorite. The insane art fixtures and sculptures I saw left me baffled at what I thought art really was. I always saw art as something sort of boring, and I wasn’t all that excited for visiting this art museum. But after this my opinion about art definitely changed completely and I would love to visit more museums like this one.
A lot of paintings and sculptures caught my eye while visiting. The Painting double broken and measured painting by Franklin Evans left my eyes cross-eyed and hurting after analyzing it for twenty minutes! He uses “tromp l’oeil which means fool of the eye. His work explains forms and ideas that considered the cycle of recombination. His painting looked like it was not finished, it looked like it was moving and emerging towards me. I absolutely adored it. The overwhelming feeling it gave me was indescribable. The bright and intense colors were to my fondness. The Glass Mixed Media by Therman Statom was also one of my favorites. It was a display case with items of glass inside. One might wonder if these objects are momentous of a life, a journey, or of a certain place. I only got to visit two more exhibits after the main one because the rest were closed for remodeling. I visited the African Art exhibit which contained things African use daily. It had the clothing, bags, weapons, and even chairs Africans make and decorate to add style into their life.
My favorite in the African exhibit were the clothing. I’m into the bright colors and can imagine myself in Africa wearing clothing like that. The African were really antique with the items they made, they were also very simplistic. The Aztec on the other hand I found to be very creative and had a lot of animal sculptures. They made almost everything out of ceramic and used a lot of serious neutral colors. My favorite ceramic piece was that of A warrior with a trophy head with its arm raised. It
A lot of paintings and sculptures caught my eye while visiting. The Painting double broken and measured painting by Franklin Evans left my eyes cross-eyed and hurting after analyzing it for twenty minutes! He uses “tromp l’oeil which means fool of the eye. His work explains forms and ideas that considered the cycle of recombination. His painting looked like it was not finished, it looked like it was moving and emerging towards me. I absolutely adored it. The overwhelming feeling it gave me was indescribable. The bright and intense colors were to my fondness. The Glass Mixed Media by Therman Statom was also one of my favorites. It was a display case with items of glass inside. One might wonder if these objects are momentous of a life, a journey, or of a certain place. I only got to visit two more exhibits after the main one because the rest were closed for remodeling. I visited the African Art exhibit which contained things African use daily. It had the clothing, bags, weapons, and even chairs Africans make and decorate to add style into their life.
My favorite in the African exhibit were the clothing. I’m into the bright colors and can imagine myself in Africa wearing clothing like that. The African were really antique with the items they made, they were also very simplistic. The Aztec on the other hand I found to be very creative and had a lot of animal sculptures. They made almost everything out of ceramic and used a lot of serious neutral colors. My favorite ceramic piece was that of A warrior with a trophy head with its arm raised. It