A Love Poem For Lonely Prime Numbers By Harry Baker
Favorite poem: A Love Poem for Lonely Prime Numbers by Harry Baker
Favorite websites: vice.com, buzzfeed.com
Favorite song: They can’t take that away from me by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
Favorite musical: Wicked
Favorite Artist: Lucia Hartini
Lucia Hartini’s paintings are largely influenced by her own personal struggle and beliefs. She is an Indonesian artist whose work addresses her status as a woman and a Catholic in a predominantly Muslim community. She was a victim of domestic violence and many of her works symbolizes the suffering she has endured.
What I adore about Lucia Hartini and her works are the honesty and the transparency of her journey through her suffering and how it had molded her into a stronger person today. The progression of her artwork shows her growth and her increased conviction to define her own place in the world. Her artworks are so genuine and they explore the different aspects of herself- her fears, loses, empowered moments and longing. …show more content…
When her identity and personal liberation are at stake, she is spurred on to question the dominant paradigms – both general social values and specific art world conventions that reflect the larger social sphere- in the attempt to create new visions, complete with her own languages and images. She communicates messages that not only have personal validity but also far-reaching social significance. Her form of self-definition became an act of resistance and assertion that has relevance both to her and the community, as well as to historical and contemporary
Favorite websites: vice.com, buzzfeed.com
Favorite song: They can’t take that away from me by Ella Fitzgerald and Louis Armstrong
Favorite musical: Wicked
Favorite Artist: Lucia Hartini
Lucia Hartini’s paintings are largely influenced by her own personal struggle and beliefs. She is an Indonesian artist whose work addresses her status as a woman and a Catholic in a predominantly Muslim community. She was a victim of domestic violence and many of her works symbolizes the suffering she has endured.
What I adore about Lucia Hartini and her works are the honesty and the transparency of her journey through her suffering and how it had molded her into a stronger person today. The progression of her artwork shows her growth and her increased conviction to define her own place in the world. Her artworks are so genuine and they explore the different aspects of herself- her fears, loses, empowered moments and longing. …show more content…
When her identity and personal liberation are at stake, she is spurred on to question the dominant paradigms – both general social values and specific art world conventions that reflect the larger social sphere- in the attempt to create new visions, complete with her own languages and images. She communicates messages that not only have personal validity but also far-reaching social significance. Her form of self-definition became an act of resistance and assertion that has relevance both to her and the community, as well as to historical and contemporary