Analyze That!

This is an awesome image that just captures you and you don't want to stop looking at it. I would have to say that the lines used in this work of art are expressive since they seem very loose and free and somewhat out of control. This image has utilized two-dimensional space since the piece is flat, possesses height and width, but no depth. A sense of depth, of three dimensions is achieved only by means of illusion. The primary colors that were used are red, blue, and yellow. The secondary color being used is green. The piece has a visual texture since it appears to have one but really it is just an illusion. The pattern is a circular one with a ripple effect going outward. As far as time and motion goes this piece creates the illusion of movement, optically, before the eye, as you seem like you are being sucked into the art.