WARP-Pedro Sena

These are images of my visit to Vizcaya Museum and Gardens.

These are the images of gardens indicated on the reading. Marie Antoinette's 'hameau', or, The Queen's Hamlet Ha-ha (recessed wall) Parco del Mostri (garden, Italy) Roman Forum (ruins, Italy) Boboli Garden (garden, Italy) Jardin du Luxembourg  (garden, France) Tivoli Garden (Villa d'Este, Rome, Italy) Bernini's Four Rivers (Italy) Jean Dubuffet's Jardin d'Emaille (Netherlands) Stowe Garden (England) Stourhead Garden (England) Washington DC parks (parks [look at any], USA) Picturesque style garden

Based on the text given in class, about descriptions of different creatures, I created this artwork, which is an interpretation of the fourth description, a creature that can be interpreted as a reptilian. For this piece, I used black & white analog photography, mixing two negatives by double exposure. Then I added color and drawing, digitally, using Photoshop, and Adobe Draw. This is the original print.  This is the image with color added. This is the final artwork. The other artwork I made was inspired by the first creature of the text, which, as I guessed, was a hippopotamus. I didn't draw a hippo though, I limited myself to follow the description from the text. This is the watercolor I made based on the text.

This is the final piece I created based on a quadrant from one of the views of my interpretation of Hepplewhite's chair. These are the views of the chair I made. I created my final artwork based on the following quadrant of the superior view. This is a picture I shot to use as a reference. These are images of the creative process.

These are the images of pattern and ornament found in my daily life. img 1  img 2  img 3  img 4  img 5  img 6  img 7  img 8  img 9 img 10