After
browsing through many different paintings and sculptures, I was beginning to
think I wasn’t going to find anything of interest to me. You know how there are
people who settle for less and will just pick anything to get the job done,
well I didn’t want to be one of them. I really didn’t want to settle for just
anything. I wanted to find something that sparked my eye, caught my attention
instantly, and find something that means something to me; whatever that is.
Several
paintings and moments later I came across Pablo Picasso’s “A Seated Bather”
OBJECTIVE: Paris, early 1930. Oil on canvas, 64 1/4 x
51" (163.2 x 129.5 cm).
I thought finally, I found something and instantly it
caught my attention. At the moment I didn’t know why it did but thinking about
it on my train ride home, I knew that it was the one I wanted to do my paper
on.
SUBJECTIVE: This piece of art work with the blues and
nude colors made me feel calm. Staring at it, it was very peaceful. Without
looking at the title it was something I enjoyed just from observance and not
having any knowledge about it what so ever. It filled me up with joy and lifted
my spirits up.
In this piece by Picasso I see a naked woman somewhere by
a pool or a beach in a private place. It reminds me of summertime. One who is
proud to be in her own skin, one who is comfortable, one that shows confidence
and ideally speaking what a woman should be looking like?
This is how I want to feel, when I’m on the beach in my
swimwear. Right now I don’t feel this way. The psychologist in me realized no
wonder why you picked this; I am dealing with major body issues. Not being
where I want to be and not being comfortable this is something I look up to.
This piece of art work is how I want to be, definitely not for this year but by
next year summer.
I could hang this picture up my wall and look at it as
being my motivation.
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