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This research focuses on "The precipitation of personality" as the major theme of creation. In the era of information transmitted through the Internet, the creator feels people can receive a vast amount of information from the outside world through electronic products such as cell phones without contact with others. With the material reality burying us all the time, how can we wake up to realize the meaning of our existence? People are also getting used to understanding others without face-to-face communication, so that the attitude of life, the exact appearance, and the integrity of emotions are no longer the natural presentation. Rather, people focus on the external image after packaging or deliberate presentation of the internal thinking. In this stream, the creator will explore the value of life through inner precipitation, and analyze the artistic value of consciousness transmission by exploring the graphic painting, and investigate the development of his viewpoint. This study focuses on the creator's perception of life and the symbolic meaning of portrait expression, and uses the research of relevant academic theories to organize the theories and stylistic contexts of his creation. By integrating the objects with the study of figure techniques, the works express the intangible depiction of consciousness and the expression of emotions, and clarify the future development and introspection.
The purpose of this study is to: (1) Explore the value of life in artistic creation; (2) Study the consciousness transmission of the figure's posture and establish a systematic self-portrait and a distinctive creative style; (3) Study the symbolic meaning of the artist's life experience in related creations; (4) Analyze the painting techniques and color structure of oil portraits; (5) Practice the creative works and explore their ideological interpretation.
This study is structured into six chapters, including Chapter 1: Introduction, Chapter 2: Literature Research, Chapter 3: Theoretical Foundations and Creative Concepts, Chapter 4: Creation Method and Techniques, Chapter 5: Creation Practice and Work Analysis, and Chapter 6: Conclusion.
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