Analysis Of The Application Of "popular Image" In Contemporary Photographic Art

"The public Image" is not currently a proper noun.It is a summary of the paper's point of view.Popular images are a type of image that expands from the concept of mass media and has public significance and widespread dissemination.It has become a highly popular “The public image” that has emerged in accordance with the needs of cultural communication under the guidance of the public opinion of the times,as well as the “non-conscious” appearance factor that has been widely recognized by the public after widespread dissemination.After the invention of photography,it was attempted to be one of the categories of art and to separate its own artistic language.Until the 1980 s,the photographic arts were in line with traditional forms such as painting and sculpture in terms of display effect,market value,and scale.In the context of contemporary art,photography also has new attempts.For those artists who have misappropriated “mass images” and existing images to complete their works,photography tends to be an artist's concept.The presentation of such works of art more reflects the meaning of other images or discusses photography itself.The era in which the contemporary photography art is located may be the environment for photography activities because so many people have never participated in photography activities.More artists began to agree with the ubiquity of photography,preferring to relate the works to the life they faced,and to reflect the real life interests more on the symbolic aspect of the work.The embezzlement and deconstruction of existing images is a response to the whole body's encounter.It is through the more powerful emotional expression of the works,and it is also the reason why the photographic works increasingly enrich the art language by means of “The public images”.The article is a brief analysis of the appearance and application of " The public image" in contemporary photography art,and also a reflection on the relationship between art and mass media.