Sensory Field

Since the 1980 s,Indian born British artist Anish Kapoor’s works have run through a clear thread with the theme of "body".Whether it is the bulging surface or the structure of the holes in his works,it is a metaphor for the body.And his use of materials such as resin,wax,powder and PVC is combined with the sensory experience from the perspective of the "body" throughout his artistic creation,and Capul’s works often shake us with very impactful colors and sizes.The senses of his works constitute a unique sensory field for the viewer to devote himself to.The discussion on the issue of "body" can not be ignored nowadays in the field of theory and art.The "body" provides a place for our sensory experience to ferment,and in the field of the body,it is the subject and independent artistic creation.All are based on the sensory experience of life.This article will reflect on the path of his own creation through the analysis of Anish Kapler,and further practice to complete the creation of paintings.This article is divided into four chapters,the first chapter is the introduction,and the second chapter mainly combs the history of the change of the physical senses from the absence to the return to the stage in the field of art.The third chapter focuses on the subjectivity of the concept of body in the artistic creation of artist Anish Kapoor.The fourth chapter is a specific analysis of my personal creative practice,which runs through the influence of Kapoor’s works on all aspects of my creation,including five subsections.The first is the inspiration of Kapoor’s exhibition on my postgraduate creation,and then it explains the theme of my creation.The reason for the "body" is followed by the recording and transformation of one’s own senses in the creation,the cooperation between the unit painting and the installation,the attempt to present it in different spaces and the sensory field shaped by the individual creation,and finally the summary and reflection on the existing creation,expectations for future creative directions.