The art exhibition them is an inspiration ad spin off of Palo Picasso’s 1939 artwork, Cat Catching bird. Through his artwork, a localised theme was created consisting of the Tiger ad the wild Chicks. This is to inculcate local cultures and understanding of our local landscape, rainforest and the organisms living I it. The exhibition is divided into 3 parts:
1) 3D installation
During exploration I the 3D era, Picasso utilizes collage making, creating art pieces ad transforming them into 3 dimensional pieces. The artwork is the results of piecing simple shapes with 3D concept, creating a piece of abstract work.
students of creativity art studio rainstorm ad worked together for 3 months to form the localized piece of work , The Tiger and the Wild Chickens, putting what they’ve leant about Picasso’s concept into use.
2)Moving collage
Reakig through the traditional way of having only 1 focus, ad 1 perspective I an art piece, the Moving Art Puzzle comies multiple views ad perspective of a object I the same piece of artwork. This is one of Picasso’s concepts of 360 degree view, projecting different angles and images of an object. It also has elements of over lapping during creation of The Tiger and The Wild Chickens.
3)Drawing Artwork
Through the different perspective ad angle of observations, students translate what they observe with their creativity to create a story board with different elements ad medium pertaining to the same theme, The Tiger and The Wild chickens.
Ideas and inspiration comes from the great artist Palo Picasso. The 3D installation idea was Picasso’s greatest gift to making, leaving deep impressions I people’s mid, influencing various design work including architecture, creating a great impact in our lives.