Materialized Performance Of Emotions In The Creation Of Meticulous Flower And Bird Painting

At present,in most fine brushwork works of flowers and birds,there is an excessive pursuit of describing and expressing the details of the objective object or blindly pursuing the effect of the texture of the picture.Although most of the works seem to be magnificent scenes,a variety of content,complex and delicate,surface flashy,but the picture lacks interesting and charming.I think the reason for thisphenomenon is that artists neglect the subjective feelings of natural objects and materialized artistic expression in artistic creation.It has deviated from the essence of The imagery mould-making.Therefore,how to understand and explore the method of materialized expression of Chinese painting has an important role and significance in improving the artistic quality of fine brush flower-and-bird painting,enhancing the interest and spiritual connotation of the picture.I believe that the characteristics and soul of Chinese painting art is based on Chinese traditional philosophy and culture,the spirit of "harmony between man and nature" affects the historical process of Chinese painting.The essence of Chinese painting is image modeling,the expression of the painter's personal feelings and artistic concepts,and the highest realm of materialization is the unity of object and self,the mutual transformation of object and self,and the result of the transformation and fusion between subjective image and objective image.Based on the analysis of ancient meticulous flower-and-bird paintings,this paper summarizes that the"materialized expression" of meticulous flower-and-bird paintings in creation is related to ideas,observation angles and performance techniques.Combining with the creation and practice of my graduation works,this paper further elaborates the practical significance of "materialized expression" in the creation of fine brushwork flower-and-bird paintings at present,and considers how to improve the quality of creation in the inheritance and development of fine brushwork flower-and-bird paintings.