Post Apocalyptic World : brainstorming

Nuclear War

a. What do you think could be a possible end of the world? How do you think this particular disaster

would affect the physical environment? (Ie. Would there be a lot of explosions, charred buildings, etc.)

I think that the end of the world would be by a nuclear war. I think that the world would be left with destroyed, charred buildings. There will be abandoned houses, cars crushed, shattered glass. There would be debris and garbage everywhere. Everything would be dark and gloomy. There would be a huge crater.

b. What particular aspect do you think you would like to show in your piece of art? Ex. The

psychology of the survivors, the physical world and how it’s been rebuilt? Perhaps a more positive

world, where we are ecologically and socially harmonious with the future landscape?

In my piece of art I would show the survivors coming together, finding anything that they can to rebuild a home, and finding food. There will be buildings that are only half there. I will be showing rebuilt houses.

c. What are ten thing that you think would survive the disaster that you would like to portray? Why

do you think these things in particular would make it?

Ten things that would survive are the vehicles, people, some houses and buildings survived, there would be cockroaches, one little flower, tools, there are rivers, some animals, an amusement park, some trees will be left over.  

 

d. What could serve as a symbol of hope in your picture?

I think that there could be a tiny little flower still alive and that will be the glimmer of hope.

 

e. Take a look at the art or T&T (Tyler Brett and Tony Romano), specifically, Onward Future. These

artists depict a future that can be recognized because their vision is based on trends we see around

us now. They offer a chance to imagine and understand what the future may possibly hold. What do

you think about their art? What do you think makes their work appealing to others?

I’m not really sure I like the art, it looked too cartoon like and it was very simple, it didn’t really catch my eye.