reflection

" I'm not sure what this piece means, and I don't think that I need to. I like art that is open-ended, art that is mysterious, where there's room for the viewer to make up their own story. I can imagine if this were real, you would find it hanging in an old abandoned barn somewhere in the desert of Utah. Left behind by a bored farmer who spent the afternoon culling an infestation of rabbits that were destroying his crop, or a roughneck kid, from before there were iPhones, who, out of boredom wandered the desert, shooting rabbits with his hand me down, 22 caliber rifle, and found an old skillet in the barn. The why is up to you."

https://www.russellwrankle.com/post/frypan-and-the-hare

In researching this artist, I found that his personal website has a lot of interaction with students, which is a good way to get feedback from others, such as asking what others think of a sculpture, but what we are after is not to let the viewer know what it is, which I think is a good point, and in my analysis of his work with the pan and rabbit, I found In my understanding the pan represents a kind of domestic bondage and the rabbit can represent the weaker party, and the combination of the two would remind me of an unhealthy marital relationship, but only in my personal opinion. But he has given me a new way of thinking about the difference between the viewer's interpretation and my interpretation of the work itself, which is a more interesting feedback, as it is not up to the artist to limit the thinking that the work brings to the table.
Also, as I wanted to express the relationship between the animals and the animals, I thought it was important to understand exactly how to study the structure of the animals, and it was important to study his work to see that the proportions of the animals are very precise and that he takes this step of feasibility into account when completing his work.
And visual storytelling is a very important concept, and I think Aesop's fables are a good source for me in helping me understand his work.

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