In this exhibition, I have chosen the theme Nonobjective Art. Nonobjective Art is art with no intention to represent a person, place, or thing. It has been produced to take nothing from reality, but appreciate beauty in the purest way. Throughout my exhibition, I selected 7 examples of artwork that were not only Nonobjective, but stimulating and eye catching to a viewer.
Collected Silences 2, Byoungho Kim, 김병호, 2010, From the collection of: Korean Art Museum Association
This particular piece by Byoungho Kim is an example of nonobjective art. He emphasizes that communication is the fundamental quality in his work and describes is sculptures as nonobjective. Not only is his work visually stunning, but he creates no actual representation in this piece.
Untitled (#215-12), Rebecca Morris, 2012, From the collection of: Bonnefantenmuseum
This particular piece by Rebecca Morris is another example of nonobjective art. Rebecca had no intention of creating a person, place, or thing but focuses on the creative process and her principle of improv.
Untitled (#02-12), Morris, Rebecca, 2012, From the collection of: Bonnefantenmuseum
Although Rebecca Morris uses traditional aspects when painting, I chose this piece because it is another example of artwork with no intention. Even though there are several shapes, lines, different patterns, and even different colors going on, there is no particle thing that may come in mind when looking at this piece other than random objects.
Untitled (#232-12), Rebecca Morris, 2012, From the collection of: Bonnefantenmuseum
Contrary to the previous piece, this piece by Rebecca Morris has not as many lines, shapes, colors, or patterns going on. Although it is a darker and scarier image, It is represented as nonobjective because it has no intention to represent a person, place, or thing.
Untitled (#181-12), Rebecca Morris, 2012, From the collection of: Bonnefantenmuseum
This piece by Rebecca Morris does not have as many shapes, colors, lines, or patterns going on, but compared to the previous painting, it is clearly a brighter and not at scary looking painting. Although it does not represent a particular thing, it is represented as nonobjective because of its instinctive qualities.
Untitled (#148-12), Rebecca Morris, 2012, From the collection of: Bonnefantenmuseum
Rebecca Morris continued to have several pieces of artwork that were nonobjective including this one. Although there is more color and shape in this painting, it still has no representation of a particular scene.
Algo Similar a lo que las Personas Llevan Dentro, Poeta, 2010/2013, From the collection of: graffitimundo
This piece of artwork is considered a nonobjective piece because is does not represent any idea or object. It is all different shapes. colors, lines, sizes, etc.
Dinámica del viento, Emilio PETTORUTI, 1915 - 1915, From the collection of: Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de Argentina
Lastly this image is another example of a nonobjective piece. There it nothing represented as a scene or particular thing; therefore, it is nonobjective. It is similar to being abstract.
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