Ferry's Painting: Asymmetrical Balance, Differences,

Balance Balance is the distribution of the visual weight of objects, colors, textures, and space on the canvas. This painting has such an asymmetrical balance that we could consider it symmetrical. This is because, from the initial idea that the painting is separated in two by the ferry’s pole, one side is the city’s landscape, the other is the people’s lives. There are so many factors/elements here that really separate the two sides for example, the colors (which have been mentioned) that are complete opposites, the textures that on the ferry’s side most textures are made with smooth and long brush strokes to make the iron material, while on the city’s side it is mostly made of short brush strokes to make the building’s windows and the different