Pablo Picasso, a Spanish artist, was born in Malaga, Spain, in 1881. He had made many influential paintings, sculptures, and other objects through his life. His artworks transcended Realism, Abstraction, Primitive, Cubism, Surrealism, and Expressionism. Pablo Picasso is the most known for his introduction of Cubism which has impacted the development of modern art. He differentiated from other artists that his artworks were expressing his personal feeling and the outside world. He pushed the boundaries of human mind and use his imagination in order to be creative and innovative.
Moreover, Picasso introduced the world to a new way of looking at art with the cubism art form. He created an art aspect that based on colorful and expressionist way of looking at art forms. The cubism movement focused on how art could be seen in a number of ways, dimensions, and angles. The cubism becomes a form that does not show reality. Indeed, it is the real beginning of abstract art, which allows the viewer to see what they wanted to see. In other words, he wants the viewers to use their imagination and to create different viewing angles and ways of looking at the same piece, so that the viewers could maintain their own
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They had created a style called Analytical Cubism which is limited color in their work and represent whole objects or person. The first Analytical Cubist pictures are a collection of views from different angles fused into a balanced design, and their work became more abstract. In 1912, Picasso brought the real world into cubist pictures by attaching bits and pieces from everyday life inventing collage. In the same year, he began translating cubist space into three dimensions with Cubist assemblages. Then Picasso opened a new phase called Synthetic Cubism. In Synthetic Cubism, he reentered lively color to his pictures and expressions,