Mila chose to compare works by Do Ho Suh and Alberto Giacometti for her comparative study project. She analyzed three works by each artist - Do Ho Suh's "Perfect Home," "New York City Apartment," and "Home within Home" and Alberto Giacometti's "The Palace at 4 A.M.," "The Cage," and "Suspended Ball" - to explore the themes of space, home, and its physical and mental existence through their artworks.
Mila chose to compare works by Do Ho Suh and Alberto Giacometti for her comparative study project. She analyzed three works by each artist - Do Ho Suh's "Perfect Home," "New York City Apartment," and "Home within Home" and Alberto Giacometti's "The Palace at 4 A.M.," "The Cage," and "Suspended Ball" - to explore the themes of space, home, and its physical and mental existence through their artworks.
Mila chose to compare works by Do Ho Suh and Alberto Giacometti for her comparative study project. She analyzed three works by each artist - Do Ho Suh's "Perfect Home," "New York City Apartment," and "Home within Home" and Alberto Giacometti's "The Palace at 4 A.M.," "The Cage," and "Suspended Ball" - to explore the themes of space, home, and its physical and mental existence through their artworks.
Mila: For her Comparative Study Mila chose to focus on two artists from very different cultural and
historical backgrounds.
Do Ho Suh: “ Perfect Home,” New York City Apartment,” “Home within Home” Alberto Giacometti: “ The Palace at 4 A.M.,” “The Cage,” and “Suspended Ball”
Mila analyses three artworks by
each artist that explore the idea of space, home and its existence in physical reality and in the mind. By making an appropriate choice of artworks to investigate she effectively considers her own development, making meaningful connections to her own art making practice ( F). The presentation is original, visually engaging, while still highly legible ( E) You can view a few selected screens from Mila's Comparative Study in the gallery below. Mila was given full marks for her CS. ( 42 points =7)