Exhibition Name: Forces
Date Seen: 4-04-13
· The exhibition is held in the Saint James Cavalier in Valletta
· It is made out of clay.
· The exhibition name is Forces which as the name suggest it shows the elements such as earth which is the clay itself, fire as the clay is fired in the kiln and even the colours used I think they suggests wind, air and fire.
· It has a lot of curved lines with different lengths and thicknesses which I think they suggest movement, vitality and also flow.
· There are also some diagonal lines which give me the impression of action.
· The texture is smooth with some rough areas.
· Artist name George Muscat.
· This work name is “Facebook”.
· It is made out of Raku clay which is then fired.
· It has different faces with different expressions such as some are laughing, some are sad etc.
· There is contrast between the black and white colours as they are monochrome.
The texture is smooth.
· I think this piece of art work is made out of clay and glass which then are fired and the glass melts.
· It has a lot of lines which are curved lines and straight lines. The straight lines are horizontal and vertical which contrast each other because straight lines in my opinion suggest strength while horizontal lines give me a calming effect, also curved lines give me the illusion of movement.
· It has a roundish shape which shows unity and wholeness.
· It is very colourful and shiny and the texture is smooth.
· Artist name George Muscat.
· It is made out of clay which then is fired.
· It has a lot of straight lines which are horizontal and vertical lines which in my opinion vertical lines suggest strength while horizontal lines give me a calming effect.
· It also has contour lines of fishes.
· I think the form of the body is taken from a real person with plaster and then it is made out of clay which is then fired.
· On this figurine there are some designs, the lines and shapes of these designs are very complex and detailed.
· The texture is smooth with some rough areas and it is also shiny.
· In my opinion the curved lines suggest warmth.
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