Gottfried Helnwein Response 2

   
        1. This change in viewpoint changes my interpretation of the image by now I know it's just one giant painting on the wall of a building and it's still beautiful but the story behind it is lost with the entire image being there. In this image I see a giant painting of a girl on a wall of a building and a guy working on the image and a few people standing below it. The closer you take a photo of this image, the deeper the meaning goes, but the farther you take the photo, the less meaning it has. This image must have taken a while to put up on the wall because of the size of it, and people had to use a harness to reach that high. This image is just one image in all and not split up. The location of this image is industrial. I think people who are on a boat driving by or people from far away will see it. The intended audience is anyone who is walking by. The mood of the image is kind of sad and maybe a little depressing. The girls face in the image is melancholy but also a little optimistic because she is wide eyed and is looking at society. The title "The Last Girl" suggests that maybe she is the last girl in society that is actually open minded and is different from everyone else because she sees the world differently.