Exploration And Application Of Visual Language Symbols In Graffiti Art

Whether it is the cave rock paintings that show hunting,labor and other activities in the ancient times,or the street markers left by the youth at the bottom of the society for the sake of rights,this seemingly provocative behavior hides profound and rational thinking.The graffiti art born at the bottom of the society and with rebellious spirit is gradually infiltrating and even influencing various fields with its unique and creative artistic characteristics,and it has become a new type of visual language that appears in the public's field of vision.The emergence of this phenomenon just proves that graffiti art has strong adaptability and plasticity.However,how this graffiti art originating from Europe and the United States and having a street culture spirit has taken root in the art land of China is the biggest problem encountered at this stage.In view of the above problems,this thesis studies the visual language symbols of graffiti art based on semiotic theory and combined with literature research,case analysis and interdisciplinary research.First of all,the historical reasons,development trajectory and essence of the birth of graffiti art are accurate.Secondly,based on the semiotic theory of Pierce and Susan Lange,the graphic and space,lines,colors and other visual language symbols of graffiti art are explained,and the graffiti art symbol is a kind of ambiguity and integrity.The symbolic symbol of the symbolic symbol language.Finally,the development of the visual language symbols of graffiti art in the field of visual culture is mainly based on industrial integration and cultural communication.Through the exploration of the visual language symbols of Crow Art,the development space of this visual symbol in the field of visual culture,the spiritual connotation of graffiti art,the cultural value and spiritual charm of graffiti art symbol,and the extension of its symbolic cultural value are broadened.To better enhance the influence of street culture and thus change people's understanding of street culture.