RebelWerk's Public Artwork - Compositions

RebelWerk’s Visual Artwork compositions will often reflect a unique combination of design elements, perspectives, and goals . Here is sampling of some of these elements, perspectives and goals.

1. Engage the hearts, minds, and emotions of audiences in positive  and  inspiring ways
2. Are aesthetically appealing and viscerally impactful 
3. Reflect specific and understandable challenges or crises facing the community
4. Reflect the impact that/those challenges or crises are having on the community & its members
5. Communicate the “setting”; place, time, season,  period,  and atmosphere
6. Reflect the interactions between people and/or groups: Humanitarian (s) exhibiting behaviors of kindness, compassion, and/or generosity towards others in an authentic attempt to support others in a time of humanitarian challenge, struggle, or crisis. 
7. Reflect acts of kindness, compassion, and/or generosity…..whether small or large…. that audiences members are capable of demonstrating themselves.
8. Contain few, if any, words to clarify the composition’s story, message or call to action. 
9. Evoke positive conscious and/or subconscious memories of shared global,/national/ regional/ community values, hopes, wishes, aspirations, histories, appreciated cultural  differences, etc.  in the audiences and inspires them to find ways to recreate and/or relive those feelings in themselves in collaboration with others (e.g., contemporary Norman Rockwell-like compositions that tap into audiences shared universal values around goodness and the power of humanitarian works to create and ideal world for all).
10. Speak to the community and its members by reflecting an understanding, sensitivity, and appreciation of the unique history, culture, beliefs, challenges/needs, hopes, and aspirations of the community as a whole.
11.  Use Iconic Global, National, Regional, or Local historical and/or currently popular figures and/or images to help evoke strong emotional and contextual storyline connections. 
12. Tell a “visual story” that inspires and encourages audiences to take tangible steps (small or large) to use their own brand of kindness, compassion, and/or generosity to make a positive difference to others in the community; a difference that helps others feel more fully appreciated, understood, and welcomed by the community to which they belong.
13. Take advantage of compositional imagery that has the proven capacity to elicit strong emotional responses, e.g. :

•  Portraits
•  Babies and young children
•  Animals
•  Inspirational events/situations/Iconic figures
•  Nostalgic events/situations 
•  Situations and expressions of happiness