Art has been used to draw attention to dire situations that need public intervention

Art has been used to draw attention to dire situations that need public intervention. This piece, Creation vs. Destruction by Shaun Preece, is one of many that can be used to raise awareness of the effects of pollution and global warming. The initial concept behind this design was to have the audience visualize what the effects of today’s ever-increasing pollution and global warming will have on our planet in years to come. It also shows that it is in our hands how we choose to take care of the world in the years to come. The artist uses contrast, colors, and symbolism to provide an evocative interpretation of the world past and future.
The designs’ foreground depicts a lone primitive man surrounded by a heat scorched, barren landscape void of any other living being with a city skyline behind to symbolize human intervention in nature. The art piece depicts an untouched Earth with luscious greens and blues to show how pure the Earth once looked like before today’s human intervention. The doves are used to symbolize hope for the world.
This work of art has layers upon layers to create depth, which created sharp contrasting in the artwork. By the artist using sharp lines and different levels of brightness he has created a clear story with his artwork. It tells a story of a new, pure world, Earth, that soon is influenced by human intervention. After many years of human intervention, Earth becomes an isolated, barren landscape. However, there is still hope if we make changes now and implement new ways to improve or limit human intervention on the Earth. There are also other factors that help portray the purpose or interpretations of this artwork.
The colors used to make the Earth in this work of art are used to depict a world that is pristine before human intervention. By the artist luscious greens and blues, he is showing that there can be a world that is purified of the pollution that we have infused into the world as we know it. He also uses dark red-orange and tan to show the despair and pollution we have caused the world since we have created a more industrial world. He uses a blue-white color for the dove to show that behind all the despair there is still hope for change.
This work of art is meant to inspire feelings of despair, hope, and a wanting of a purified world. When you first you look at it you are not sure what you see or what to feel about this composition. Every work of art has a purpose for being made, however, not every composition has a meaningful purpose. The artist wanted his viewers to view the piece as a depiction of how human intervention has affected the world in a bad way, however, he believes that there is still hope for the world yet.
Many art designs are used to explore works of human intervention on the world. There are many other works of art that explore the inner workings of the world, as well as who made the world. The piece Creation vs. Destruction seeks to make its own mark on its viewer. Everyone has their own interpretation of the material they view: thus, it is not entirely up to the artist whether they succeed in getting their point across.
Creation vs. Destruction represents ideal artwork about the relationship between human and environment, his work comes from a strong viewpoint that can sometimes get lost. The artwork presents inspiring imagery combined with contrast, colors, and symbolism to convey a metaphor about destruction and hope. By using realistic imagery, the viewer can understand the dynamic relationship between the connection between humans and our environment.