What symbols did the artist use, and what was his or her state of mind?

InstructionsThe tools of formal analysis are the starting point for understanding any work of art; these tools help you realize how a work of art was made and develop a deeper appreciation of it.Step 1: Examine Diego Rivera controller of the universe (Rivera p. 576)). Start your formal analysis by taking a long look at the artwork using Part I of this book, the elements and principles of art as they relate to your chosen work.Step 2: WriteWork of Art information: State the title, artist, date, dimensions, and medium (what it is made of). State the name of the exhibition in which the work was displayed/ where the artwork is locatedDraft a thorough, detailed description of the work of art you chose. Be sure to: Write your formal analysis. Visually analyze and describe the contents of the work of art. Apply a minimum of 7 elements and 7 principles of art vocabulary words as you discuss the art. Include an additional method of analysis that is discussed in chapter 1.10 (Learning Module 2.5) (formal analysis, stylistic, phonographic psychological,contextual(Religious, historical/social, Bigraphical), Critical race theory.) , o guide your research in order to understand why the artwork was made and what its message is. Investigate the artist’s life when the work was created. Delve into the time and place in which he or she lived. What symbols did the artist use, and what was his or her state of mind? Recognize that some artworks are meant to convey distinct messages, which were clear to their contemporary audiences. Identify and discuss one additional mode of analysis