Strange, Live things

My studio project 8 is mainly based on the improvement of my studio project3. In #3, I mainly use three-dimensional and collage, and combine the painting with my hand-painted butter y to express my central idea. In my #8, I also did a cut-out collage. The combination of these colors and objects is a new way of expression.

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Compare Study artist 1: Henri Matisse

Second artist: Piet Cornelies Mondrian

He was one of the founders of nongurative painting, an artist behind the Style movement, and had a great in uence on future generations of architecture and design. His works are mostly composed of vertical and horizontal lines, rectangles and squares, opposed to curves, and completely abandoned the objective image of art and the content of life. His using of the collision of colors to re ect abstract ideas.

The combination of black lines and red, blue and yellow color blocks has a modern art feel. This kind of visual con ict point is partly inspired by me - although my work is not square.

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Project analysis:

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He is a French visual artist known for his use of color and for his smooth and original drawing techniques. He was a draftsman, printmaker and sculptor. He was also the founder of Fauvism. I have observed that his paintings are good at contrasting the main body of the picture and the canvas to pure white. And the color collision of the elements in the painting is also very bold. His painting elements are like collages of colored paper, which inspires me.

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There's a Klein blue cougar, a dark green Wolf, and a red gold sh in this picture. The three animals were blocked by a potted longleaf plant. Animals that have natural colors are given unnatural colors. This work uses the three-dimensional effect of potted plants and leaves, which plays a novel role in the vision. The collision of colors between the three animals and the white background also adds to their presence and impact on the feeling of being.

The animal colors in the painting symbolize camou age and unreality. Cougars are usually tawny, wolves are usually gray or brown, and gold sh are usually red, but on the whole, these colors do not match their natural colors. This unreal representation satirizes the pretense and surface phenomena in society, revealing a world full of false appearances. In this world, the true self is masked and only images that conform to certain expectations or standards can be accepted or displayed.

Potted plants block these animals, suggesting some kind of shading and neglect. It symbolizes our neglect of nature and reality. People tend to pay more attention to the appearance of beauty and arti cial landscape, but ignore the nature of nature and internal life. Potted plants are pruned and controlled, representing human control and domestication of the natural world, which also satirizes human self-belief that they can completely control and change nature, while ignoring the power and ircontrol of nature itself.

At the same time, the high saturation color modi cation suggests the neglect and misunderstanding of these life features. This satirizes the ignorance and arrogance of human beings in understanding and dealing with the natural world, trying to simplify and beautify the complex and diverse life to suit their own aesthetic and understanding.