Dancing In Shackles

All kinds of painting have limitations.The limitation in printmaking varies inregards to the materials,media,and editions printed.This creates more variables in the artistic process and can reflect the outcome of the artist's intent.The process of making"editions",creating a select number of works,means each print is the same but holds it'sown individual characteristic,which is unique to printmaking.In different versions,different properties of editions influence the visual language and aesthetic of the print,which is also the result of the various kinds of materials and operating technologies thatthe artist uses.This means each print is unique,but it's also means it has it's ownlimitations as well as an art form."Limitations" and "freedom" are in opposition and independent.Regarding thesilkscreen print as the lead,which is interspersed by comparing and discussing differenceswhen working with stone,wood,or copper.Compare the different characteristics andlimitations of each material.Analyze and discuss the works of artists.Discuss thelimitations of the prints,as well as the relationship between the limitations of the artisticprocess of the artist.The limitation is external,and the emotional expression of artists isinternal.Because of creative limitations,there is the impulse to break through thoselimitations to seek freedom.Through the limitation the external creative process,the artistseeks their inner spirit to find artistic freedom and expression.A perfect work of art is aproduct of the perfect combination of the artist's spirit and emotion.Hagel believed thatthe beauty of art was higher than the natural beauty,because it is the presentation ofabsolute spirit." Grasp the law,use the limitations,and seek a breakthrough in order toachieve spiritual freedom.Finally,when combining one's own exploration in theircreative process,and expanding one's thinking when exploring the visual limitations andpossibilities of silkscreen printing,will enable artists to fulfill their artistic potential anddiscover their own personal visual language.