#art ecosystems

[nando161mando]

[edlucavalden]

Hm… it seems that they have something in common?

[BONUS]

Also, where did Mithrun’s monster knowledge come from..?

[woii-chaseungwon]

ART ECOSYSTEMS (WEEK 12)

The work "Untitled (Perfect Lovers)" by Felix Gonzalez-Torres. A stack of two identical clocks, both set to the same time symbolises the artist's relationship with his partner, who died of AIDS. The fact that the two clocks will eventually become out of sync due to the batteries running out represents the inevitability of loss and separation. This piece not only demonstrates the personal connection between the artist and his subject matter but also highlights the way in which the art world responds to important social and political issues.

Another example of the art ecosystem can be seen in the work of Banksy, the street artist known for his politically charged stencils. His work often comments on issues such as capitalism, consumerism, and war. One notable piece, Banksy's "Flower Thrower '' is a graffiti artwork that depicts a protester throwing a bouquet of flowers instead of a Molotov cocktail. This piece has become an iconic symbol of resistance and protest, shared widely on social media, making it accessible to a broad audience beyond traditional art spaces. The use of street art as a means of political expression has become increasingly popular in recent years, as people seek alternative ways to voice their opinions and challenge power structures.

Ultimately, art ecosystems are a dynamic and ever-changing reflection of our society and its values. The art world is interconnected, and artists often respond to important social and political issues, challenge traditional boundaries, and collaborate to create something new and meaningful.

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References:

Weaver, Benjamin. “Perfect Lovers.” THE LONDON LIST, THE LONDON LIST, 24 Apr. 2021, https://www.thelondonlist.com/culture/felix-gonzalez-torres.

Thursd. “Banksy Advocates for Peace with 'Rage, the Flower Thrower'.” Thursd, 23 Aug. 2021, https://thursd.com/articles/banksy-rage-the-flower-thrower.

[yellydany]

Commission for @irazel ! Really love how this one came out! Was very fun to design a flying fish/shark inspired dragon 🐉🌊🐟 (not to mention dragons are my favourite!)

[raw-detergent]

[torotillo]

Little rabbit made from recycled materials, newspaper, wire, homemade glue. Fragility of ecosystems, subject reflecting the medium. IG @thisspeckledwood

[prinsomnia]

✷ purest thoughts ✷

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[peck2neck]

drawpile doodles

[tetrameryxx]

I've been getting back into Skyrim (well, modding skyrim, let's be real).

Here's Peregrine, a neurotic Altmer trying their best to adjust to Skyrim and all it entails

[thecrimeofmans-laughter]

"my mom found this internship for me. such a slacker, she said. i just hope she doesn't blame herself."

me 🤝 swansea would do anything for this guy

edit: yeah i'll pin this i'm proud

[gensjunia]

yea idk i drew this between 1 and 2 AM

[microwaved-hampter]

can u guys tell i love dungeon meshi and the yellow/red color combo

[vhvrs]

long time no creek

[velveteen-vampire]

clink clink

[yellydany]

Minewolf 🐺 🦗🧨 (Novacanis Liquidus Detonare) or Xittocoyotl "Large insectoid canines with a sharp explosion-proof exoskeleton. They carry and produce a blue liquid in their body akin to nitroglycerine which they eject to defend and attack. Whilst solitary they can group together like a wolf pack and excel at hunting.

Thanks to their unmatched sense of smell they’re able to detect hazards early, the odor of mines and other explosives even if in different states of matter, becoming incredibly useful to demine fields after undergoing training and domestication. This species can be avoidant of humans however but once trust is gained they may become loyal companions."

[squidwithelbows]

Still trying to figure out how to draw these two...