Wk 3 – Artists OTW – (Leon Zernitsky) & (Justine Smith)

 Leon Zernitsky was a Russian artist. He studied and graduated from Moscow Polygraphic Institute. He is well-versed in classical methods of painting, and he likes to paint in tune with the spirit of great Russian avat-garde artist. Now he enjoyed as a successful career as illustrator and fine artist creating art for magazines, and book publisher. I found two of his art works illustrating how the financial world has looked like and how people related to financial field looks through the number and money. 





Justine Smith, on the other hand, was using money notes as her primary material to make an art work. Her current work is concerned with the concept of money and how it touches almost every aspect of our lives. Through money, he created many sculptures that related to political, moral and social sense. Some of her works include "Boom" which was used Chinese Yen money to sculpture a bomb demonstration, giving the meaning of a bombing economic in China during these recent years. 

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