On The Tendency Of Simplicity In The Creation Of Contemporary Prints

In a rapidly developing social environment,Many disturbing factors surround people's fragile mind,which needs a quiet element to reconcile urgently.At this time,a tendency to simplify keeps parallel with the emotion that people seek for ease.People have been trying to simplify complex things in order to using the least input and getting the maximum return.With this demand becoming strong and in the context of the third industrial revolution,Minimalism follows.The tendency to simplify in art starts trying to solve problems in less ways at the time of the artist's creation.In terms of painting or design,the art at this time is a trend of simplicity.This article from the perspective of print art is out to explain the phenomenon caused by simple storm and to analyze the reasons for this phenomenon by using literature research methods and a large number of facts to explain the trend of simplicity in print and by looking for the theoretical foundation in the historical development of the East and the West.Western Bauhaus and“Less is more” in eastern indicates that this style is not unique to the times,but regardless of geography and race,which is the universal law that things develop to a certain stage.This paper is divided into four parts,the first part tells the background of the simplification,through the analysis of specific examples,we explain that minimalism exists and plays a role.To illustrate the motivations for parsimony,the second part explains what minimalism tends to be and what simplicity is about.The third part shows that simplicity is not today and in the Western Bauhaus theory and the eastern classical philosophy have been reflected,which provides a strong foundation for today's Theory and let's understand simplicity clearly.In the fourth part,we'll compare both minimalist and minimalist,which proves that everything is not fit for simplicity.So,simplicity is merely a cognitive or behavioral orientation,providing a variety of options in our life and artistic creation.