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Hi Demi Picasso Analysis
Hi Demi,
I definitely agree with you on how two artists convey the emptiness in their art work. I feel like emptiness in Dali's painting is more emphasized by the unfilled spaces, while Orozco uses skeleton as the figures representing privileged and empowered part of society. I found both of those devices very powerful, and they both had a striking impact on me.
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