My discussion of question 3.
Today’s society was created by many rebellious movements throughout western and especially in art history.
Doing my research I realized rebellion is usually an extremist idea or act, yet in this modern world there are more peaceful forms of rebellion for example parades of silence. Therefore rebellion can be only be on the scale of violent or peaceful never inbetween since it is considered normal, so to call rebellion has been canonized we view rebellion as a result not an process of change. We must reassess this observation and view it as the process of change to achieve or promote some sort of result.
This process of rebellion is achieved within my poster is to remove the paint and the result is a completely different poster. My audience goes againist what my poster says to end up with a message revealed underneath the darkness of rebellious images and permanently changes my poster.
Studying two extremely talented and influential contemporary artists both Damien Hirst and Patricia Picinini have many things in common such as the controversy and interaction with the audience created by their artworks. These days an artist is no longer just in a studio working in their own. Hirst and Picinini both also collaborate with other artists/professions to commission their artworks and can only be enabled to do this because of new technology.
Therefore new technology is what enables art to be created via collaborations which can be interactive and controversial to the audience. This is explained within my poster, as my audience provoked by my controversial poster creates change in it by collaborating together and interact with the poster.
My poster was cleverly composed to represent what is contemporary rebellion by the interaction with my poster. Since i view rebellion as a process of change, the audience permanently changes my poster as the actions stop me to never be able to retrieve the normal state the poster was in. Rebellion happens so much because everyone now speaks for themselves and has an opinion for everything so my definition of contemporary rebellion may not be what someone else thinks but I will certainly change my audience’s thoughts through my poster.