My Dadaismwork

This is my dadaism work.
Last week i go to port Stephen with my sister, this picture is take by my sister. On that time, we are on the way go to watch dolphin. It has a big fish net behind the boat, it is not for catch fish, which is for visitor can play in there. When i see this picture, the first thing i imagination is mermaid in the FAIRY . So i change they face to Fish face.

Also want to say sorry to people who in the picture...

Dadaism

Dadaism(1916-1924)
Dadaism was began as an anti-art movement. It is rejected the way art was appreciated and defined in contemporary art scenes. And founded in Zurich, Switzerland. This art movement was response World War I. It had to destroy the old order of European society and culture products.
Artist uses opposite way to shows how ridiculous in World War I.
Represent:
Guillaume Apollinaire- French
Hannah Hoch -Berlin

REFERENCE:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dada

Cubism

The top pic is original one, and bottom is the cubism I make. The first thing come to my mind is black and white. Every people have angel and evil, but depend you want to use your angel heart to treat people who around you or evil heart. I am a person have angel &evil heart, so I use dark color to represent evil part, and use light color to represent angel part. I use purple to be background color, why i use it? I don't know either, but i want to use it to represent others people.

Cubism(1906)

Cubism was 20th century avant-garde art movement, pioneered by Picasso and Georges Braque.The earliest forms of cubism were in the analytical cubist movement.(Portrait of Wilhelm Uhde) Cubism artist like to uses Fragmentation analysis, re-combination in the form of separate images be art. Artist like to use different angle (vertical&horizontal angle) line to create a three-dimensional illusion. Background with images of the theme are interaction interspersed , so that the picture cubism to create a two-dimensional drawing features.

A later movement within cubism became known as synthetic cubism(Portrait of a Girl)


(Portrait of Wilhelm Uhde)
(Portrait of a Girl)
reference:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cubism