The bronze sculpture (left) was created by Constantin Brancusi and is called Bird in Space. The watercolor (right) was painted by James Audubon and is called Wild Turkey. Describe the message each artist wanted to convey to the observer.

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Answer and Explanation:

The sculpture called Bird in Space was created with the intention of showing the public the grace and richness that the pasaro movement presents. However, the artist removed all the physical elements of the bird, maintaining a subjective message that reinforces the observer's reflection, to understand how this gracefulness is established.

On the other hand, the painting called Wild Turkey was created with the intention of presenting the real representation of a bird, in this case the turkey. Here the artist did not appeal to subjectivity and presented the beauty of this bird that is often overlooked, but that deserves to be contemplated for its elegance and delicacy, even though it is a less popular bird.

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