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Jose Lerma Lightweight And Michelle Blade Analysis
1. Some contemporary examples that utilize idealism are - the painting of Jose Lerma: The Lightweight and Michelle Blade: Cast & Cascade.
The painting uses a variety of objects like wooden selves, Durta-lar, paper, wood, lace etc that has presence of almost mediation in my opinion, not because you have to focus on it as much as I did at first glance. . The picture creates an engagement with us viewers. It can be a painting is the women and her features of purity, shyness and calmness that can only be enclosed in a wooden enclose (Referenced from Author Shrestha, 2011).
The painting of The Lightweight is a recreation of a cartoon depicting an telescope strectched out towards a section of the reflective
2. The purposes are not the same as those
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