Abstract art that shows emotion

In this picture I tried to describe anger using abstract art. I feel like the jagged lines that are not very consistent shape wise describe anger well. There r also curved lines between to help show how random anger can be. For instance u could be containing it one moment and screaming the next. Also I have them all going towards the center because anger is usually directed a one person or group.

From an art therapy website - Each person creates art to represent the corresponding emotion on the wheel - using colors, abstraction, or representationally. The more we make space for emotions, the more freedom we have to dance with them, rather than feeling overwhelmed by them.

Emotions

Complexity of human emotions, which is hard to be defined in one word, is left as momentary traces on the empty space, after the long agony of the artist’s inner side. The ?complexity‘ is a kind of action which is come by completely absorbing and assim…

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The best way to show your emotion is to follow your dream

The painting "HEAD IN WINDOW" by Libby Rosa blurs the distinction between abstraction and representation. And that rational/irrational alignment is only part of the charge coming off her canvases, which seem to open all their trap doors at once – Yes you’re inside and outside. Yes the black line of the window is fractured, the red outline of the head pokes in with possibly one eye, and the grey and pink background swirls in from both sides. The painterly situations showcase the metamorphic…

Woman's face in trees

Paul Jackson Pollock born 1912 in Cody, Wyoming was an influential American painter and a major figure in the abstract expressionist movement well known for his unique style of drip painting.