NUR AIN FATIHAH BINTI MOHD NAZRI

D20221102759
MSL3023 GROUP A

HUMAN CONDITION

"Expulsion from Number 8 Eden Close, 2012" is a work of contemporary art created
by Grayson Perry, a renowned British artist known for his ceramic works, tapestries,
and provocative social commentary. The piece is part of Perry's larger body of work
exploring themes of identity, class, and contemporary British society. The artwork
takes the form of a ceramic vase, adorned with intricate and colorful imagery that tells
a narrative. It depicts scenes of domestic life and suburban existence, with Perry's
signature blend of humor and social critique. The title, "Expulsion from Number 8
Eden Close," suggests a story of eviction or displacement from a typical suburban
home, hinting at themes of upheaval and social change. Perry's work often
incorporates elements of autobiography and social observation, inviting viewers to
reflect on their own experiences and perceptions of society. "Expulsion from Number
8 Eden Close" is no exception, offering a layered commentary on the complexities of
modern life and the human condition. Overall, Grayson Perry's "Expulsion from
Number 8 Eden Close, 2012" is a thought-provoking artwork that combines intricate
craftsmanship with incisive social commentary, inviting viewers to contemplate the
often-overlooked aspects of contemporary society.

Title:
Expulsion from Number 8 Eden Close, 2012 by Grayson Perry

Book I researched:
1.Art + Religion in The 21ª Century
2. Abstract Painting: The Elements of Visual Language
3. Art Theory: A Very Short Introduction
4. Shakespeare: Illustrated and Updated Edition
5. Literary Theory: An Introduction
 ABSTRACTION

Yusof Ghani is a prominent Malaysian contemporary artist known for his contributions to the
art world. Born in 1950, Ghani has a diverse artistic practice that spans various mediums,
including painting, sculpture, and installation art. He has played a significant role in shaping
the Malaysian art scene and has gained recognition both nationally and internationally. His
work often reflects a deep engagement with cultural and historical themes, drawing
inspiration from Malaysian traditions, myths, and folklore. His artistic style is characterized
by a fusion of traditional and modern elements, employing bold colors, expressive brushwork,
and symbolic imagery. Ghani is particularly known for his exploration of the human form,
often depicted in dynamic and emotive compositions. Throughout his career, Yusof Ghani has
participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions, showcasing his versatility and evolving
artistic vision. His commitment to exploring the cultural identity of Malaysia and Southeast
Asia, combined with his innovative artistic techniques, has contributed to the richness and
diversity of the region's contemporary art scene. Yusof Ghani is recognized for his diverse
artistic practice that includes both representational and abstract works. In his abstract pieces,
Yusof Ghani often engages with non-representational forms, emphasizing the use of shapes,
colors, and gestural marks. His abstract artworks may convey emotions, ideas, or concepts
through the expressive use of form and color, distancing themselves from direct
representation of the physical world. Yusof Ghani's approach to abstraction is characterized
by a harmonious blend of traditional and contemporary elements. He may employ bold colors,
intricate textures, and dynamic compositions to create visually compelling and emotionally
resonant abstract art. In the 'Sync Series' Yusof turns to the human body and dance, and his
interest in the display of movements on the canvas. The difference is, this time the processing
of the human form is softer, than in 'Dance' (1984-1991). With an expressive brush sweep,
'Segerak VI' celebrates the beauty of movement, the contours of the limbs smelting each other
in blurs and swing-thematic rhythms.

Title:
Siri Segerak: Segerak VI by Yusof Ghani

FIVE BOOK I RESEARCHED:

1. Analitical Psychology and 2. Yusof Ghani Hijau 1998-2002 3. Segerak Yusof Ghani by
Modern Malaysia Painting Code: ND 1025.8 .Y95 A4 Muliyadi Mahamood
Code: ND 160.A94 2002 Code: ND 1025.8 .Y87 M85
2017 2004

4. A Concise history of Modern Painting 5. Franz Marc by Mark Rosenthal

by Herbert Read Code: N 888. M34 A4
Code: ND 195. R4 2004
1985
 “NATURE”
"Nature" refers to the natural world, encompassing the Earth's landscapes, ecosystems, living
organisms, and the fundamental forces and processes that govern the physical world. It is
characterized by its inherent beauty, diversity, and complexity. Nature has been a subject of
philosophical, scientific, artistic, and cultural exploration throughout history, and it remains a
source of inspiration, curiosity, and wonder. Discussions about nature often revolve around
environmental preservation, the balance of ecosystems, and the intrinsic value of the natural
world. "The Garden at Arles" showcases Van Gogh's distinctive post-impressionist style,
characterized by bold, expressive brushwork and a vibrant color palette. The garden is depicted
in a riot of colors, with flowers, trees, and foliage rendered in various shades of green, blue,
and yellow. The sky is a brilliant blue, and the overall effect is one of energy and vitality. Van
Gogh's emotional connection to nature is evident in this painting, as he sought to convey the
beauty and life force of the natural world. He used thick impasto brushwork to create a sense
of texture and depth in the vegetation. The garden is a symbol of tranquility and a retreat from
the challenges and tumultuous emotions he faced in his life.

Title: The Garden at Arles(1888) by Van Gough

FIVE BOOK I RESEARCHED:

1. Van Gough Flowers by Judith Bumpus 2. Art and Climate Change by 3. Van Gough by Brunce Bernard
Code: ND 653. G7 B86. Maja and Reuben Fowkes Code: ND 653. G7 B35.
1998 Code: N 8217. E28 F68 1992
2022

4. Vincent van Gough by Ingrid Schaffner 5. Nature in Design by Alan Powers

Code: ND 653. G7 S34. Code: NK 1553. P69
1998 1999