- The form of this piece of art is the tree, the vines, and the little creatures on it this piece shows us how everything on this tree is working together to support one another whether it be from the vines growing on the side of it or the ants using the tree to harvest or transport their goods. What this tree means is life it shows us how we all need each other to push on and to succeed because without each other we are nothing.
- I believe the tree itself was art as many people pass by it and examine its beauty but when we put the rectangle around the tree we showed a part of the tree that no one really looks at which was the ants and the vines growing on it. Once we put the tape around those two objects the tree, the vines, and the ants all became art instead of the tree just being art.
- Our piece of art will be art but the main things that we focused on will not be art because no one will really see it nor care to see it so in the end the giant tree will remain art until the day it is cut down will the vines and the ants will not be see plus ignored as art until someone again notices it.
- The art that resides in the body of the object we put tape around is art it is something living and showing off its colors to the people that taped it for. Overall the whole tree is art what we put tape around the tree is art but is nothing if we were not to tape anything around the vines or ants, since it is ignored by people who pass by it everyday it is not art but the tree will remain as art as people acknowledge it and notice its beauty.
- I believe that art does not have to take the shape of an object to be considered art, art can literally be anything you want it to be art is in the beholder of the viewer like our piece of art it was nothing until we as a grouped noticed its beauty and what it had to offer.
- Art does reside in the viewer as art is what the viewer takes away from the object or whatever he or she is looking or observing at it is what they get out of it whether it be the colors, the shapes, or the message the viewer needs to see the art and examine what they get out of that piece of art.
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