Portfolio Analysis

Physicality dominates both yet focuses on the objectification of the body and transformed kinetic experiences rather than audience participation.

Likened to sculpture, performance employs tangible materials like marble and bronze to render transient narratives of permanence.

Time-based execution and audience interaction characterize performance art against static sculptural works independent of viewers’ presence.

Performance art retains mimetic representation found in classical sculpture, prioritizing physical endurance over aesthetic considerations.

Overlapping forms with no variation in scale or perspective

Use of diagonal lines and implied motion in composition

Solid blocks of color without gradation or texture variation

Strict symmetry and balanced proportions in layout

Interrogating postcolonial identity and global trade implications embedded in material choice and subject matter representation

Ignoring the artist’s British-Nigerian background under assumptions that material use equates authenticity

Prioritizing formalistic analysis such as pattern symmetry over any cultural significance associated with materials used

Reducing artworks’ meaning strictly to aesthetic enjoyment, disregarding their commentary on globalization

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Triangle

Square

Spiral

By idealizing the human form, it demonstrated hope and resilience of the human spirit.

By embracing irrationality and absurdity, it rejected norms and damaged world.

Through pastoral scenes of peace, it countered the harsh realities of war-torn Europe.

By employing strict geometric shapes, it explored order within the chaos of the postwar world.

Having each component completely static without overlapping

Arranging every element along horizontal gridlines evenly spaced apart

Applying uniform lighting across every section without shadows

Diagonal lines leading towards one area or object within an artwork

It demonstrates relevance and invites dialogue by integrating current perspectives into each piece’s concept or execution.

It distracts from aesthetic unity since tackling diverse contemporary issues can create dissonance within the collection.

It leads to replication as many artists address similar themes, reducing individuality across works.

It prevents true exploration as modern constraints dictate strict adherence to current norms or trends in art-making.

Juxtaposing opposing imagery or discordant colors within their work

Limiting their palette to neutral tones with gradual transitions

Focusing on symmetrical arrangements with evenly spaced elements

Featuring soft curves and harmonious color palettes exclusively

The recycled materials visually reinforce the theme of sustainability and environmental consciousness.

Using recycled materials can unintentionally convey a lack of skill or professionalism.

Recycled materials limit the color palette, thereby simplifying aesthetic decisions.

Recycled materials are more cost-effective which allows for larger scale sculptures.

By sculpting abstract forms that reflect contemporary consumer goods aesthetics.

By depicting everyday scenes in vivid colors that highlight the impact of commercial imagery on public spaces.

By using pointillist techniques to illustrate iconic pop culture figures.

By creating large-scale installations featuring scenes from popular advertisements with Impressionist brushwork.