Artist Conversation #3 !?!?!

About the Artist

Sienna Browne is in CSULB’s School of Art for Painting as an undergraduate student. She is currently about to graduate at the end of this semester and get her MBA. She has been painting since high school and has used her experiences to shape what she made. She has used her past problems to be largely influential of the art she made up until the last couple years. She wants to be able to grow and move on from that and proceed to explore her artistic styles. 

Formal Analysis 

Sienna Browne’s Nuudles art is divided between brightly colored figures to monochromatic ones in her separate pieces. The pieces are meant to represent the female psyche, body empowerment, and self love. There are lots of curves and no straight lines to be found. The detailed piece gives one lot to look at as each area of the painting shows something. There are no bland spots in the pieces. It is very flowy and lively. The art has so much detail that it would take a while to see every little part and take in the full complete picture.

Content Analysis

The picture noodles that are in the shape of nude women. It is meant to show self love and body empowerment using the female psyche. This is a beautiful piece clearly depicts what it was going for. The author says she used her past experiences to influence her in the making of these pieces. She mainly discussed her past with an eating disorder that she wanted to convey in the pieces and also wanted to show how it empowered her to move on. She wants to continue making these types of art and see where it takes her as it is important to her.  

My Experience

I greatly enjoyed listening to this artist. She was very passionate and I felt like her art came from a real and genuine place. The art she showed were beautiful pieces that were meaningful to her. They seemed to tell a story about her as she explained it. I was also amazed to find how much I enjoyed looking at the pieces and believe they are one of my more favorite pieces I have seen in my life. I definitely look forward to seeing more of her art.