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A Brief Analysis Of The Expression Of Pain In Artistic Creation

Posted on:2021-06-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y W SongFull Text:PDF
GTID:2515306110992829Subject:Art
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For the study of "feeling",French philosopher Gilles Deleuze takes Francis Bacon's works as an example in his work "Logique de la sensation" to describe the working state of painters from the perspective of philosophers,some of which are about the expression of "feeling".There are two ways to transcend the concrete(that is,beyond the graphic and Narrative): the so-called image,just It's a perceptible shape pulled to the sensory level;it works directly on the nervous system,which is physical.Abstract image appeals to the mind,and works through the mind,which is closer to the bone Feeling is the antithesis of careless works,follow-up works and regular works,but also the antithesis of works that want to stimulate people's senses and works that can be done overnight...",he raised the abstract sense consciousness to the" tangible "level.Because pain is also a kind of feeling,after sorting out,the author associates with his own painful experience,combined with the case analysis of corresponding artists,taking this pain as the source of artistic creation,to analyze the response when the body and the heart are stimulated by the outside,explore the "tangible and spatial" feeling in the intangible and abstract pain,and express it The image of subjective perception caused by the stimulation of this series of objects and how the work presents the expression of pain.There are different ways of transformation between "drawing things".Therefore,the author wants to study and analyze the source,transformation and presentation of some artists' works from some perspectives(such as childhood shadow,forms of expression,etc.),as well as the inspiration that the author has received.
Keywords/Search Tags:Feeling, Pain, Expression, Synaesthesia, Release, Abstract, Transformati
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