The document discusses different types of relationships that can be depicted in art. It mentions Daniel Kukla's sculptures that show mirrored scenes from different perspectives. It also discusses the pathetic fallacy, which is the relationship between weather and mood. The document further explores relationships between food and people, dogs and humans, and how visiting the Tate gallery provided ideas for depicting these relationships.

1. Relationships
By Amie Tucker

2. • Daniel Kukla - He took mirror images and made sculptures. The
relationship is between what you see in the mirror and the real
scene and the difference between having the same scene seen in
different perspectives.

3. • Pathetic Fallacy: The relationship between the weather
and a mood. For example rain and upset, sun and
happy, cloudy and depressed.

4. • Relationship between food
and people. Job. Eating. Food
as people.

5. • Dog and Human: Silhouette, same movement(facial
expression) & odd occurrences

6. My 1st Try – 1st idea – Pathetic Fallacy
Mood: Depressed
Weather: Cloudy
Strong relationship between what
the characters in the piece are feeling
and the weather to accompany it.
The different depths of field in both
pictures create a different feel in
both.

11. Visited Tate for ideas

14. Humans and
dogs

16. Food and people