The Neurosis Of Modern Artists

In medicine, mental illness refers to a serious psychological disorder, mentallyillpeople’s thoughts, feelings, knowledge and behavior of action, may appearsignificant,persistent abnormalities. The most important feature of these peoplecould not tell thedifference between true and false things that confuse the boundariesof reality andimagination. Mentally ill and have their own ideas, their mouth, the so-called real world,created through their own subjective consciousness, the real worldsimply does not existin their eyes. These people from the heart to behavioralperformance, completely differentfrom ordinary people.Some people say that the artist’s creative act is the behavior of the mentally ill, I donot think so. The artist’s creation is the need of freedom, innovation and imagination.Thisresulted in some of their behavior to the general public as it is not normal, orwith thenature of the "mentally ill". In my opinion, the artist’s unusual move, not thepeople themouth of the so-called pathological, different from normal behavior is theoutwardmanifestation of the artist a special psychological, we can say that theartist’s ownpersonality of the contingent, but also is the artist’s psychologicalintroversion, leading tosome of their behavior as normal. Can this mentality is the driving force to promoteartistic creation, an important psychological factor isindispensable to artistic creation. Ifthere is no little exception, it will not in the artistic creation, a special performance. Withthis dumping psychological, artists have apure, free world, they do not hinder as well asoutside constraints, only a pure souland emotion to artistic creation. Introversion play toactivate thinking, expandfreedom, and strengthen the emotional psychology of artisticcreation. It is because of the special psychological emerging real and successful artists,will appear one after another makes the class amazing works of art.This article will be based on the Swiss psychologist Carl Jung’spersonalityphilosophy, by internally dumping psychological, the extraversionpsychological theoryanalysis, and internal-prone personality and medical psychiatricdistinctions, focusing on the introverted character in artistic creationdominant, and oftenmentioned artistsin contemporary social phenomenon of "mental illness". I will bemodern and contemporary artists, for example, by their childhood experiences, theanalysis oftheir social experience, to complete the theme described in this paper.