The painting below is by David Hockney called A Bigger Splash Write 1 paragraph about why you would select this painting

It colors, minimalism, and capturing the universal simplicity of the moment.

Explanation:

The painting “A Bigger Splash” documents and captures one specific moment of the body hitting the water. In real life, this moment of splash lasts just a second, but by painting that specific second, the artist managed to save the play of the water and waves forever.

The painting is rather minimalistic, done in the contemporary style, and presenting obviously modern place and house. In that simplicity, it holds the view of the observer, making us inspect every part of the splash itself. The water manages to stand out more than it would in case the background was elaborated and complex. This way, the whole focus is just on that one moment. The colors perfectly represent the movement of the water, done in only white and blue in a few shades. Artists managed to masterfully describe the water in an almost photorealistic way, and we can imagine a whole scene of a person standing on the board and jumping into the water, just moments before the presented image.

The simplicity of the scene, colors, and design is what makes this painting interesting, valuable, and fun to look at. The minimalism is something that makes it contemporary, yet also understandable for all moments and times, almost universally adaptable.

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