The themes that most interest me are the human experience
and invention and fantasy. First, the human experience theme of art explores the human
psyche and the motivation behind human action; it is about looking inward and
uncovering the nature of humanity. I am very much a human rights activist, and
especially the oppression of peoples because they differ from the social norm
is a very important topic to me. I enjoy debating and raising awareness about
current news involving human rights, which most recently includes the LGBTQ
movement mainly in America and Africa and women’s rights including the threats
and harassment faced by several modern feminists, including Anita Sarkeesian
who was forced to leave her home after receiving death threats from people
angered by her Youtube series in which she points out the sexist
characteristics of games. In art, I would like to explore these facets of the
human experience and promote a general peace and equality between all of the
different identities.
Example of women's rights in art:
Credits:
The campaign was developed at Grabarz & Partner, Germany, by creative directors Ralf Heuel and Dirk Siebenhaar, copywriter Bent Harmann and art director Julia Ebers, with photographer Veronika Faustmann. Found at the following address: http://theinspirationroom.com/daily/2008/stop-the-oppression-of-women-in-the-islamic-world/
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I am also interested in the theme of invention and fantasy;
some of my favorite books, movies, and video games share this theme, and I am
greatly inspired by the Lord of the Rings and the Witcher series. I really want
to be a video game designer once I graduate from whatever institution I choose,
and I enjoy the design and imagination of video games with fantastical
creatures and worlds, but which also do not seem out of place amongst humans in
a sort of fascinating alternate dimension. The Witcher video games based on the
book series by Andrzej Sapkowski are my favorite video game series, with The
Elder Scrolls being a close second, and the Witcher is a mutated human with
magical fighting powers called Signs which he uses while defeating the
creatures based on ancient Polish mythology and folk tales which plague or
co-inhabit with humans in the fantasy world. I would like my art to invoke the
imagination and beauty that I have been inspired by in my favorite works of
media and literature.
Examples of the fantastical design of The Witcher 3:
All credits for the previous images go to CD Projekt Red and its affiliates. Visit the official The Witcher 3 website here: http://thewitcher.com/witcher3/ |
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