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Unit: Beyond Tomorrow (Conceptual Focus (Environmental damage (Air…

- - - - Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa’s eyes and eyebrows, The Darnley Portrait (circa 1575) by Unknown Netherlandish artist of Queen Elizabeth’s forehead, Audrey Hepburn’s nose, Marilyn Monroe’s lips and mole and finally The Birth of Venus by Sandro Botticelli’s Venus’ hair and body
    - - Vogue magazine cover appropriated with comparing a famous painting of a beautiful woman and a Vogue cover showing a model
        
        e.g. Kendall Jenner Vogue cover and the Lady with an Ermine
  - - - Ray White House Listing magazine and Van Gogh's The Yellow House
      - Woolworths food catalogue and Still Life with Apples and Pears and Campbell's Soup Cans by Paul Cézanne
      - Vogue and the Lady with an Ermine by Leonardo da Vinci
  - - - Air pollution shown through darker colour scheme, less stars, less use of yellow for the stars
      - Cypress tree replaced by a fire to show deforestation and burning of air pollution
      - Small houses and hill replaced by large buildings to show manmade structures which are built and cause a loss in habitat
  - - - Show an increase in the mental disorder of body dysmorphia, depression, and anorexia- people perceive themselves worse than how other do- less confidence
- - - - Pessimistic view
    - - Show different cultures
    - - Negative outlook on future
    - - Positive outlook on future
    - - Attacking established principles and ideas
    - - Being recognised as being a part of a specific art movement
    - - Appropriation of famous artwork/photograph
    - - Incorporating popular symbols/brands
    - - Requiring audience participation and intervention
    - - Imitate, make fun of original artwork
    - - Imitation or homage to existing art work/style
  - - - Fluid, direction (horizontal, vertical), actual line, organic lines, gesture line
    - - Rounded, curved, organic, complex
    - - High key- harmonious, mostly light/dark
    - - Primary- red, blue, yellow
      - Secondary- purple, green, orange
      - Tertiary- tan, chocolate, olive
    - - For tone, movement and pattern
    - - 3D form
    - - Actual, simulated, invented, derived
  - - - Repetition of stars
    - - Through use of many shapes, colour, lines
    - - Through colour/line/shape
    - - Through different colour/line/shape
    - - Asymmetrical, informally balanced
    - - Repetition- star shape, wavy lines
      - Graduation- wavy line to jagged line, organic line to geometric line, light to dark colours
    - - Through curved lines
    - - blank areas
    - - Actual size, foreground/background