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Exploring Symbolism: The Power of Representation in Art

Discover the significance of symbolism in art and identity. Symbols serve as powerful representations of abstract ideas, evoking emotions and connections. From ancient symbols like the swastika, which has diverse meanings in Hinduism and Buddhism, to the grapevines representing early colonial journeys, symbols communicate deep meanings that can change over time. Artistically interpret your state motto, “He Who Transplanted Still Sustains,” by expressing your personal feelings and thoughts through imagery and symbols without words. Make your art resonate deeply by choosing symbols that convey your unique perspective.

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Exploring Symbolism: The Power of Representation in Art

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  1. Symbolism

  2. Symbol • a thing that represents or stands for something else, esp. a material object representing something abstract. • What are some examples of symbols?

  3. Appropriation of Symbols What does this symbol mean to you? What sort of emotions are associated with this symbol?

  4. Appropriation of Symbols The meaning of symbols can change over time, it is important to research your symbols carefully to make sure that it will convey the meaning you want it to convey Swastika, an ancientsymbol of auspiciousness (good fortune) in Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism Symbol of the Nazi party, Germany

  5. Our State Flag “He Who Transplanted Still Sustains” Grape vines are used to represent colonists moving from MA to CT in the early 1600s

  6. “He Who Transplanted Still Sustains” • Our state motto will be the inspiration for a • mixed media artwork! • What does our state motto mean to you? • Can you make a personal connection to the state motto? Art is stronger when it is personal! • How can you use symbols and imagery to convey our state motto? • NO WORDS! We will be able to understand your art without the help of words if you choose your symbols/imagery carefully

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