Float and trace back

Pierre-Auguste Renoir The experience of painting interior decorations and decorating fans. It also includes painting curtains, coloring coats of arms and so on He obtained a copy of the Louvre Museum, where he visited and studied various techniques of famous French painters.

His early mature works are typically impressionist in style, depicting real life and full of shimmering colors and light.

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Robert Lewis Reid He was an American impressionist painter and muralist. His work tends to be highly decorative, with much of it focusing on depictions of young women in owers In 1906, Reed completed a series of ten stained-glass Windows depicting the life of Christ for the Unitarian Memorial Church in Fairhaven, Massachusetts. He created the "Window of St. Paul's Martyrdom" at the southwest end of the nave for St. Paul the Apostle Church in New York City.

Stained glass window

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This painting of mine draws on some of the color combinations of the two painters I studied above. By using the collision of blue-purple and turquoise, the color of the whole painting is more fresh and dreamy. At the same time, by using a metallic silver pen to outline the dark lines, I depicted the purple around the painting as hydrangeas. Above the background and jelly sh painted in color. I also drew jelly sh and rough butter ies with silver strokes. The prototype next to the jelly sh symbolizes a circular mirror, with silver lines like re ections. Next to these elements I have written the Latin name of the Styx jelly sh.

Jelly sh and mirrors are the subjects of my paintings. The title of the work refers to an image of ow and change. Mirrors symbolize re ections and images. At the same time, the unclear mirror is an incomplete and clear self-observation of the human audience. Jelly sh are often seen as soft, uid creatures. They oat in the water, light and unrestrained. The Styx jelly sh symbolizes the concept of ow and transformation. Linking the Mother River of Styx with the name of the painting implies the uidity and

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Art work name: Float and trace back

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changing state of life and expresses the impermanence and change in life.

Life can drift with the water, or it can go the other way. The light and shade of the silver metal pen and acrylic paint symbolize the chaos and uncertainty of life. People's spiritual world can be bright as yellow and purple in the picture. It can also be highlighted at a speci c time, like silver decoration that can be detected when re ecting light.