In the wind

This piece to me illustrates the motion and unity of nature in a very creative way. The glare on the backdrop, as a result of the lightmadethe black under neath it all seem dark blue. The color mixed with the design of the trees gives the impression of stars in the night sky, but your attention is immediately brought back to the trunks of the trees standing firmly in the swaying brush.

Most noticeably, the geometric lines and rhythm of the different patterns contribute to the movement of my eyes as look at it. The texture of the structures in the front displays the flow and uniformity of nature under the effects of wind and light. The use of a similar pattern across all the structures offers an entrancing imitation of the actual night sky. my final observation would have to be that the colors are monochromatic. To me this art seems to have been made to enhance the effects of every day happenstances. while it is very abstract i think it also takes its philosophy from Aristotle. It has aspects of both representational art and abstract art. If i had to chose i would say it leans more towards abstract but I was able to recognize the objects in the piece.