Research On The Artistic Expression Of Healing In Public Welfare Posters

The public welfare poster is a powerful medium for disseminating public welfare information and values,which can inspire public enthusiasm and participation,convey aesthetic values and aesthetics,and improve people’s cultural literacy and aesthetic level.With the rapid development of the modern economy and the widespread sinking of issues such as people’s mental health,the traditional performance of public welfare posters is no longer enough to fully meet people’s daily needs.People are starting to pursue higher quality works with more connotations and emotional resonance.With its unique concept,the healing culture better conveys public welfare posters to the public and is more in line with modern people’s aesthetic and psychological needs.Under the fast-paced life pressure,it provides people with a good way to relieve emotions and eliminate anxiety.This paper provides a summary and analysis of the relevant overview of healing-oriented and public welfare posters.It explores the relationship between Japan’s healing-oriented culture and art therapy,as well as discusses the differences between healing-oriented and non-healing-oriented public welfare posters,highlighting the necessary reasons for the development of healing-oriented trends in public welfare posters.Furthermore,this study examines the suitability of healing-oriented culture in public welfare posters from the perspectives of contemporary characteristics,design psychology,social anthropology,and the development of artistic aesthetics.It delves into the specific manifestations of healing-oriented culture in graphics,typography,colors,and other elements in different types of public welfare posters.Additionally,it analyzes some psychological mechanisms behind the effects of healing-oriented public welfare posters.The specific forms of implementing healing-oriented culture in public welfare posters are summarized and categorized.Finally,the paper expounds on the value representation of healing-oriented culture in public welfare posters from both individual and social perspectives.