Artist Deconstruction: A Starry Night

Artist Deconstruction A Starry Night If there is whizz thing in this life that cannot be escaped, it is art. Art takes over our ocular and audio senses as well as sensation of touch and e gesticulate. not only does art take over our senses, but it excessively does something howling(prenominal) to our mental status. It raises aw arness and stimulates our brains. Some art can touch us on a very deep e operational level. I involve chosen to write about a portrait painted by Vaccine van Gogh c alled Starry Night, which was painted in June 1889. This mental picture depicts the view outside van Sagos sanitarium room wormow at wickedness.How does van Gogh use visual imagery to depict the 4 visual cures in this film? How does the physiology of the eye help see the intravenous feeding visual cures? The visual cortex has cells that respond to a spot of set about man others noted the edges of object glasss, certain angles of lines, specific dejections, colors or the infinite amo ng lines (Lester 2011). The use of visual imagery is used in the habitus of color, underframe, knowledge and movement. The first thing that I noticed in this word-painting was the overwhelming night sky, which takes up most of the background.The color that is most boastful in the painting is sober. This has a connection with the sea and sky which each relate to movement of the cool dark colors. Eleven fiery yellowness stars that look like huge fireballs illuminate this whole piece and cable with the cool blue, fluid night sky which shows variety of shades of blue and grey. There is also the crescent moon at the top mightily hand corner that radiates an almost orange, brighter light from the rest of the stars. The view of the night sky and village is partially blocked by this huge cypress tree.The tree has a black and green coloring which stands out. The houses are particular and painted in the bottom right corner of the painting and choke in well with the forest and moun tains. The architecture of the village is simple and no light illuminates the village, giving the impression that every wiz there is probably asleep. The use of bring is evident in this painting by the use of the use sparge to dot effect and with the use of lines. The dot to dot effect leads your eye in a particular way oiling over the hills. The spacing between the stars and the curving shapes create a dot to dot effect.The use of lines that are swirling, appear to be swishing across the background in a wax. Y motion and seem to be merging at the center to form this spiral like formation. All of the swirling lines in the sky direct your eyeball around the painting. Both forms have a lot to do with movement within the painting as I believe the forms, shapes and spirals in the painting are meant to be a meaner of expression and used to convey emotion. This is an nonfigurative painting, which creates depth by using metric grain cues by conveying depth to the edges and texture to boundaries.I perceive this painting of having an illusion of constantly being in motion. The uses of horizontal lines is used to create depth in the night sky, while the vertical lines on the cypress tree draw the viewer to the object as it takes over the countryside. The curving lines of the cypress tree mirror the sky, which also create depth in the painting. Since humans see in triple dimensions the use of depth in this painting is brought out by the size, color, ND lighting and through perspective.The painting also has movement as it shows motion and has what I perceive to be a sense of flowing movement. The sort of the waves with in the cypress tree, the layers of lines within the stars and the spiral in the sky all amplify the sense of motion. The lines in the painting show movement in the sky as well as distance. The lines that make up the build get thinner as your eye looks further and deeper into the painting. The use of texture within the painting is visually meant to p rovide a ensue of motion along with the curvy forms in the sky giving the illusion of the wind blowing.My interpretation of Starry Night is Just one of the many and it the Great Compromiser very much an elusive work to art critics and students alike. Because nobody real knows Van Sagos intention of painting this piece, everybody seems to be using different codes to rewrite what Van Gogh was trying to bring across. For me, the painting communicated this love he had for Gods beautiful creations, and yet, there is this sense of loneliness as if no one really saw the world as he saw it.