owing his conscious and unconscious feelings about women (Gilbert 483). Abstract Expressionists sought to express their subconscious through their art. http://www.artchive.com/artchive/ftptoc/de_kooning_ext.htmlNonrepresentational art has no reference to the natural world of images (Gilbert 31). The art work shows no presence of people, places, or things, but shapes and sometimes colors. This type of art goes beyond the known forms and reaches our human emotions and sense's directly (Gilbert 31). They are expressions of the artists who made them (Gilbert 31) Nonrepresentational art, also known as nonobjective art, does not stem from anything real (Johnson). It can be geometric nonobjective art and include squares and circles, along with colors. Or, it can be spontaneous nonobjective art and include splatters and dribbles of paint (Johnson). It is simply an expression of the artist (Gilbert 31). Sonia Katz, a fairly new artist has some dynamic pictures of what I consider to be spontaneous nonobjective art. It shows the mixture of paints and splatters to represent what she sees. Check out some of her work at the following site:http://www.abstractandincolor.com/sonia/Non-representational abstract works were followed by colour experiments and by works of abstract impressionism. Following a further phase of non-representational abstract painting (with imprints and rotary paintings), semi-representational, expressive flower still lives, architectural and animal depictions were created (Wanger). His site shows you how some of these types of art looks.http://www.wangerart.net/ When it comes to creativity and skill, I definalty think there is a difference.Creativity is a part of all of us (Johnson). I know that some people obtain both naturally, my grandmother is one of those people. She absoultley obtains te ability to both create and perform many tasks. Sometimes it's unreal as to the things the comes up with and creates, yet she has many...
