1. Possible themes, threads or meaning
1.1. Social injustice
1.1.1. filter
1.1.1.1. war victims
1.1.2. Shepard Fairey
1.2. Childhood
1.2.1. personal experience
1.2.2. family
1.3. inequality
1.3.1. gender inequality
1.3.1.1. objectification of women
1.3.1.1.1. filter
1.3.1.2. assault and violence between genders
1.3.1.3. male and female stereotypes
1.3.2. race
1.4. emotions
1.4.1. listelessness
1.4.2. fear
1.4.3. insecurities
1.4.3.1. social anxiety
1.4.3.2. depression
1.4.4. success
1.4.5. psychoanalysis
1.4.6. isolation
1.4.6.1. Natalie Foss
1.5. racism
1.6. Nature
1.6.1. Landscapes
1.6.1.1. unnatural (surrealist)
1.6.1.2. Monet
1.6.1.3. natural
1.7. stereotypes
1.7.1. of men
1.7.2. of women
1.7.3. reversal of roles
1.7.4. of race
1.8. Layers
1.8.1. hidden
1.8.2. tangible and non tangible layers
1.9. Food
1.9.1. drink
1.9.2. use of vibrancy and colours in food
1.10. recovery
1.10.1. mental illness
1.10.2. wounds
1.11. Architechture
1.11.1. cubism
1.11.1.1. Pablo Picasso
1.11.2. shadows
1.11.3. lineation and geometry
1.11.3.1. patterns
1.11.3.2. Mondrian
1.12. hidden
1.12.1. shadows
1.13. social media
1.13.1. cyber bullying
2. Where can we get ideas for meaning in our art?
2.1. TOK
2.1.1. to what extent...
2.2. Literature
2.2.1. Women in Literature
2.3. History
2.3.1. Cultural Revolution
2.3.1.1. Yue Minjun, etc
2.3.2. Racial Controversies in History
2.3.3. Effects of War
2.4. Movies
2.5. controversies
2.6. other artworks
2.6.1. artist technique
2.6.2. artist medium
2.6.2.1. lens
2.6.2.2. printing
2.6.2.3. mosaic
2.7. Psychology
2.7.1. sociocultural
2.7.1.1. friends
2.7.1.2. society
2.7.1.2.1. biases
2.7.1.3. family
2.7.1.4. culture
2.7.1.4.1. tradition
2.7.1.4.2. language
2.7.1.5. environment
2.7.1.5.1. Current Events/Issues
2.7.2. cognitive
2.7.2.1. memory
2.7.2.2. emotion
2.7.3. biological
2.7.3.1. genetics
2.7.3.2. gender orientation
2.8. Biology
2.8.1. Human anatomy