Research and Creative Art of“Oblivion and Documentary”

• Main Authors: Chia-Jung Chang, 張家荣
• Other Authors: Chin-Lung Huang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2013
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/03560084266462742247

碩士 === 國立臺灣師範大學 === 美術學系 === 101 === The aim of this research is to explore the inner sense of fear from the lost of the memory. The artist uses his brushes to keep track of everything that he really pays close attention to, such as the dying goldfish, the fading plants, the withering flowers, and etc. Anything is fading around the artist. Through the process “Documentary”, the artist converts his creations into a “Trace.” The main structure of this research is divided into six chapters: Chapter One: The introduction of the research: motivation, purpose, content, method, and glossary. The artist likes to draw simple things that around him. As a result, “still life painting” is a common form in the artist’s creations. Chapter Two: The description of creative theoretical foundation, inspired from philosophy, art history, art trend, and etc. Analyzing and elaborating art works helped the artist to clear his inner thought. Chapter Three: The concepts of the creations. Explain the artistic concepts, and introduce the artist’s ideas further. The artist focused on the similarities and differences in the creative trend, and gave them a new point of view, which made the ideas more precise. Chapter Four: The form of creations. The method of usage, the artist got closer to his creations, and focused on two main factors: the relationship between drafts and finished art works and the concept of unfinished. Chapter Five: Analyzing art works. The artist presented his creations with images, combined different methods to create different works. The combination of the documentary: emotional, rational, conscious, unconscious, and etc, put down the events that had happened in the author’s life. And the author wants to provide some reference to the viewers. Chapter Six: Conclusion and Reflection. The artist shared his creating process, which not only gave him a new aspect of art, but also a new idea for him to face the future creation.