Study And Reference Of Alika’s Way Of Viewing Objects

Avigdor Arikha(1929.4.28-2010)is an Israeli painter.In the 20 th century when figurative expression painting was not formally proposed,he presented a unique way of viewing objects and pictures to the development of Western painting at that time.To question is to think about the world and reality,and it continues to break the practice of imitating and reproducing things objectively from ancestors along the road of Cezanne,known as "the last two decades of the twentieth century".Alika’s paintings have experienced a dramatic transition from abstraction to realistic painting.After the transformation,Alika’s works focus on depicting some ordinary things rather than grand scenes.Among them,what is worth paying attention to is the unique presentation in his paintings and the extension of his paintings.The same unique way of seeing things behind.This article attempts to interpret Alika’s unique way of viewing objects from the perspective of "vision" and "presentation",analyzes how he expresses this way of viewing objects in the picture,and then explores the complementary relationship between the two.In addition,the way of thinking and philosophical connotation behind Avigdor Alica’s way of viewing objects has given great inspiration to the author’s creation,and he tries to apply the research results to his own practice.