| Summary: | 碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 美術學系 === 99 === This research uses summer of Japan as a background to discuss the image of quiet summer in Japan. The subject of the study is to interpret and to represent the symbols of Japanese summer via the goldfish, the firework, the wind bells, and the hydrangea, and to represent the quiet feeling through the paintings. The thesis is divided into six chapters as the follows:
The first chapter: Introduction. It narrates the motive, the purpose and the scope of the research. Due to the journey and study in Japan, the aspect of thinking is heavily influenced by the Japanese culture. Therefore, the research tries to put its essence into the creation to represent the Japanese drawing style. By observing the memory of Japanese summer, the quiet atmosphere through Japan will be displayed in the idea of creation and theory, and this kind technique provides a narrative picture for the paintings.
The second chapter: Explore the relationship with summer through the cultures, literatures, and paintings. This chapter explains the Japanese cultural background and the histories, analyzes the viewpoints of Japanese symbols, and uses the quotes from the literatures and the paintings which makes the analysis regarding with the summer's annotation and performance. From the literatures and the paintings, this tracks down the connotation of the summer.
The third chapter: Creative idea and performance. The personal creation and research discusses the inspiration and the points of views, the subject-matter and the performance. The constitution of symbols and the theory for the divisional composition from the paintings represent the idea of quiet space. Apply easy and comfortable, memory, simple life, life meaning as four directions to achieve the conditions and the elements into the creation of “Quiet Summer” series.
The fourth chapter: Form, content, intermediary materials and technique of works. This chapter introduces the use of intermediary materials, such as oil paintings, prints, and tempera. Use the idea of posture in the water, association with the sky, the silent sound, leaps of the flower’s life as the main body, to apply into the form, the content, the intermediary material and the use of technique.
The fifth chapter: Explanation and analysis of works. From the creation of 13 paintings, explain the significance of the Japanese summer images and the symbols and how they are represented in the works.
The sixth chapter: Conclusion. Share creative perspective, feelings, and personal achievement.
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