One of the ways, in which harmony is revealed in this mural, is through the quasi-symmetry, which is intentionally applied through the use of curves and angles.

In the first panel, harmony is achieved through the use of color. The opposing forces of light and darkness seem to meet at the center with a flourish. While the right side of the panel can seem static, the left side of the panel implies movement through the use of harmony. In the second panel, the lines present almost always end in straight angles, while the curves seem to disappear behind these angles. It is harmonious because curves disappear and angles emerge. In the left and right sides of the second panel, the angular

Like eternity, the machine goes on forever. Push and pull, twist and turn, up and down, round and round, from chaos to order, "Detroit Industry" is a painting that comments and critiques the achievements of mankind. The glory of industry vs. the exploitation of the masses, in this never-ending struggle, brought forth by progress, is what this painting depicts.

The form of this artwork is highly symmetrical and implies depth through the placement of its organic and inorganic shapes. The painting itself is a giant machine, where every piece and shape is working for and against each other. For example, to take one small piece of the second panel at the center, where the fire is burning; one organic shape seems to be pulling something out of the fire. On the other hand, the other organic shape seems to be putting something into it. These two organic shapes are topped by two large curves, which are dissected by an angle. This small portion of the painting represents in itself, the

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