Self-Critique

The art was created in Los Angeles using dry floral foam, spray glue, sand, paint, and plaster. The various elements of art used in work include space, light, line, texture, and form. The line is appropriately used to create the shape of the work. The hole (space) is used to signify depth. The texture of the artwork is clearly illustrated, portraying a smooth look.

Therefore, there is an appropriate use of the elements of art in the artworkThroughout the work, the artist has focused on enhancing the texture. The ends are well structured to form the curve shape, with the main focus on the space at the center, which portrays the depth of the artwork. In addition, lines and shapes are repeated to create uniformity and shape. The work has been skillfully executed to enhance its texture and correct use of the elements of art.

 The work also portrays expressive qualities. For instance, the shape and texture are perfect, but there is a hole at the center. For example, one could appear perfect but be broken on the inside. This can be used to illustrate how one could appear perfect in real life but, in reality, be battling depression or other personal issues creating a hole in mental, emotional, and physical health.

The work is a success due to the appropriate use of the elements of art, creating a perfect outcome. However, if I were to redo the job, I would offset the hole at the center to create a uniform surface. The work is original as I used imagination and relation to real-world experiences to develop the work.