A Research On The Artistic Expression Of Alika's "truth-seeking" Painting

Before the formation of his unique representational expressionist painting form,Avigdor Alikha's thirst for knowledge for reality has always existed,which runs through his entire artistic career.This paper first analyzes the cognition and exploration of reality before the formation of Alikha representational expressionism painting.Among them,Alikha's painting was in the cognitive stage of the reality of visual representation when he was a teenager.And the latent awareness and interest in representational reality that existed during the period of Alikha's abstract painting.All of these foreshadowed the exploration of reality presented by Alikha's figurative expressionism paintings.This paper attempts to interpret Alika's deeper understanding of reality and his unique way of viewing through the analysis of the phenomenological way of viewing.Alikha's observation of reality no longer stops at the visual representation,but hopes to think about the spontaneous reality outside the objective existence through the visual observation and interpretation of the existence of reality.Through exploring the existence of the card to the real understanding and perception of understanding,performance in the middle of the picture,summed up as "visual purity" and the picture of "suspicion",eventually with its unique realistic perspective formed the unique charm of figurative expressionism painting style.In the end,I will think about the future development of Chinese oil painting from Alikha's insistence on painting and his constant pursuit and reflection on the artistic reality,combined with the existing state of Chinese contemporary art.Through the introspection attitude that Alikha has always maintained on the art road,and the rational thinking about the reality formed in the picture after the change of thinking to return to the original nature,it is of great value for thinking about the impetuous atmosphere of the current Chinese art and how artists should make clear and firm their own artistic direction.