1. Which of Muniz’s pieces do you enjoy and why?
From Muniz's video, I have two favorite 
pieces; they are The Clown Skull and The Last Supper (Chocolate 2001). I enjoy The Last Supper (Chocolate 2001) mainly because it is made of Chocolate. Admittedly, it is an amazing piece of art that must have taken countless sticky hours, but the real attraction of the piece, in my opinion, is the irony of something called The Last Supper being made out of and edible substance. It is also interesting think about how this scene should be a somewhat bittersweet moment in biblical terms which leads me to ask: "What kind of Chocolate did he use"? The Clown Skull is an interesting piece of work. The piece appears to be satirizing death, finding something to laugh about in it. It is somewhat uplifting in 
its own way because of this.
pieces; they are The Clown Skull and The Last Supper (Chocolate 2001). I enjoy The Last Supper (Chocolate 2001) mainly because it is made of Chocolate. Admittedly, it is an amazing piece of art that must have taken countless sticky hours, but the real attraction of the piece, in my opinion, is the irony of something called The Last Supper being made out of and edible substance. It is also interesting think about how this scene should be a somewhat bittersweet moment in biblical terms which leads me to ask: "What kind of Chocolate did he use"? The Clown Skull is an interesting piece of work. The piece appears to be satirizing death, finding something to laugh about in it. It is somewhat uplifting in its own way because of this. 
'It is also interesting think about how this scene should be a somewhat bittersweet moment in biblical terms which leads me to ask: "What kind of Chocolate did he use"?'
ReplyDeleteI love this question. Surely you intended the double entendre of "bittersweet"