Post University Art and Cloud Topics Responses

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topic: art

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He assigned the piece the number 30 once it was finished. Pollock assigned his artworks numbers instead of names in the late 1940s and early 1950s so that spectators wouldn’t be captivated by deeper messages. Working on an unprimed canvas lying on the workshop ground was one of his most renowned art forms. Pollock splattered paint straight from cans or controlled a flood of colors utilizing sticks, highly laden paintbrushes, knives, syringes, and other tools as he seeped and threw into the canvas.

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Vincent van Gogh developed an interest in art as a way of attaining a socially and spiritually fulfilling life. The artist’s impressionist style embraced a modernist approach that deviated from a realistic depiction of subjects. The artist sought to innovate and experiment with shapes, colors, and lines with style characterizations that included small visible brushstrokes vital to a bare rendering of the form (Davis et al., 2010). For instance, in Starry Night van Gogh’s relies on unblended color and depiction of natural light to create a bare impression defining a moment in time.

Vincent van Gogh, Starry Night, 1889. Oil on canvas. Museum of Modern Art, New York

Starry Night reinforces van Gogh’s expressionist approach that depicts his emotions and personality rather than reality. The subjective emotions radiate through objects, forms, and figures to align with the artist’s inner world even when referencing real-life moments. The appeal of universal harmony radiates through Starry Night as van Gogh imagined existence in a utopic world extracted from his subjective emotions. The plain depiction of rural hearth-lit homes presents a warm welcoming feel reinforced by the engulfing celestial blue covering the village and the sky. The thematic blue color enforces form based on its uniting quality bolsteredby the balancing effect of the yellow in the hearth-lit homes and stars in the sky. Additionally, the contrasting of shapes such as the rectangular windows and round stars reinforce elemental harmony (Davis et al., 2010). The use of a dark hue for the tree rising into the night sky in the foreground contrasts with the church’s bright shade while combining their verticality to depict life and spirituality. Van Gogh rendered personal symbolism and aesthetic guided expressionist boldcolor and dramatic brushwork applied abstractly.

topic: cloud

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The first thing I think about when it comes to the future of cloud computing is less cost and manpower of big business. Not so much small business. the cost of business services will be high. The common people and small businesses will have to pay high fees for small official works. It will increase expenses and reduce savings. Due to that, they will work harder to keep the income flow maintained. They will get busier than ever. They don’t have time for family and friends in the future. It’s because he/she will be busy earning money to keep alive the business, income, and lifestyle. Of course there will be more profit. Companies do not charge much money for updates so far. But after cloud computing even to use the operating system, graphics design software, accounting software and document writing and editing software etc. in your computer you have to pay money each month. It means it’s an advantage for software product based IT companies, they will earn more profit. And it is a disadvantage for common people and small business owners, it’s because they will not be able to pay for updates, if they do it, then they will increase the price of there services. It means everything will become for profits. Companies already hiring fewer people, the infrastructure of saas cloud computing is less manageable and companies trying to automate everything. In this way, billion dollars companies need only 10 to 20 employees instead of 2000 to become a trillion dollar company (Klientsolutech 2022).

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t seems that the future of cloud computing is limitless as technological innovation is now a daily thing. I think we are surrounded and reliant on many more cloud-computing examples than we recognize. For example, Amazon Alexa devices are used by millions of people every day and people rely on these devices for certain aspects of their lives. The Web of Things (WoT) is, “a computing concept that describes a future where everyday objects are fully integrated with the Web.” (Techopedia, 2012) An important aspect of this is that it focuses on how communication is handled between day to day items with the existing Web accessibilities. Virtual reality has recently become a more accessible technology. There are now video games that allow for virtual reality features in people’s homes. I think this technology shows major room for growth in many categories. Medical training, medical training, and even more advanced flight training are well within reach with virtual reality. This will allow for a wider range of training to be available quickly and universally while also potentially saving on costs.