Carlo Keshishian: an remix from the outside.

Carlo Keshishian

Looking at the above picture at the museum, I was kind of confuse about their meaning.
 However, Mr. Keshishian made a effort to take multiple perspective into this theme, creating this 
master piece that even looking at it and try to understand it for more than 1 hour, still let you question it. The art itself is open for many interpretation and comparision. Nonetheless, we were only able to contrast it with outsider artist Vojislav Jakić, whom drawing make some similarity to Keshishian on the way they took multiple perspective into a specific theme. 

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