ART 2052, Baruch College, Spring 2008, Prof. Zoe Sheehan Saldana

just trying to upload all the pictures i did in this class… i feel i learned a lot from professor and every classmate…At the beginning, i knew nothing about computer art making, and never used illustrator and photoshop….and now, i feel i learn so much.. Also i am quite proud of the works i did in class…So thank you Professor for teaching us.. I think not only me, everyone in the class must learn so much!!and last good luck for everyone on the finals.. i have one last final after tomorrow..!! work hard! 

Here’s a close up of the frame from the “Whole-parts” project.

 It is often said that art is subjective. This statement is one that arguably must be true. As individuals, we tend to find beauty in varying places. My visit to the 2008 Whitney Biennial was framed with the question: What is the state of American Art today? Upon viewing all of the visually distinct pieces on display, I must say that there is a current running through American art today which puts a fresh spin on contemporary. My experience in the exhibit allowed me to walk out with an appreciation for what I saw in that I was able to indulge into what is often considered a “taste-maker” for art today.

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My retake on the sum is the whole of it’s parts. Comprised of the head of a woman, the body of a greek aphrodite figure, enlivened by cinnabar moths and their larvae…