Bright Future

When photography was first introduced in the early 19th century, the majority of society believed that it would overtake painting entirely. This was because up until then, artists painted reality precisely, and photography would always possess the ability to surpass painting realistically, as it could capture reality to perfection. As a result, artists transitioned to portraying the world in abstract ways by conveying emotion, blurring paintings, and capturing the world as if it is one fleeting moment. In other words, they did what photography could not. With the introduction of Artificial Intelligence, many artists worry about it overtaking painting completely. However, I predict that it will only influence the way artists create art, and they will do what it cannot - create texture. The abstract messy brushstrokes, used to create texture symbolize the imperfections in humankind and that life is messy but there is always a bright future. This vibrant, colorful, textured artwork uses a combination of violet, ultramarine, sky blue, hot pink, vermilion, lemon, and titanium white to draw the observer in, creating a captivating viewing experience. This artwork symbolizes hope, optimism, progression, and a brighter future, reassuring the viewer that it gets better and embracing the beauty of life.