The BioChemistry of Art; its Effects on Our Perception of Reality

I decided to do this on Photography of my own creation since I wanted it to reflect upon the theme which I based off of my experience. I am not sure if anyone else did it this way but I thought why not let myself be the artist! I wanted to create something showing how almost 180 the perceptions of a victim of abuse can be and show this though contrasting ideas such as day vs night to reflect value. Through Macroscopic vs macroscopic photos, when someone has been though a great trauma it can gut you of everything you thought, believed or felt in anyway is now shattered. That perception of our shared reality is now one which is individually for everyone involved skewed into something it wasn't. One thing that is extremely hard to keep is HOPE. Things that have brought me to the point of my life where I was well from that start since I was born into abuse to now 2 +years later is that creativity just flourished in me and I didn't even really notice. It just naturally poured out ...

Questions and Topics for Your Blog Posting: 1. For each video list/discuss the key concepts you learned. video one "lowbrow" I learned it's about art that is very abstract to the point where someone wouldn't necessarily thing of as art Initially i was used for naked women, and hot rods. That it was used basically to refer to pornographic art but then became more of a catch all. The "space age" era where people were paranoid because of the war, how if anyone who deviated from the norm made them a "commie". How versatile this type of art is. How the perception was given which I can see as correct that if you are going to worry about what they are going to say when you present the art you are doomed. Video 2 won't play for me I get this message when I click the link Video 3 - An Acquiring Mind: Philippe de Montebello and The Metropolitan Museum of Art "a museum is never finished" Philippe de Montebello was the director of t...