Photographic Creation And Research on Windows, Light And Shade, And City Life Image

• Main Authors: Chia-Hsaing Hsu, 許家翔
• Other Authors: Jia-Yuan Chin
• Format: Others
• Published: 2015
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/45674515152803361567

碩士 === 國立東華大學 === 藝術創意產業學系 === 103 === This thesis is mainly focused on “windows,” analyzing and researching the works of photographic creations and related window views. Through gazing at all kinds of windows, I hope to present the combinations of inner feelings and emotions that windows are equipped with. First, I would like to look back on some window-oriented photographic works and then analyze each case. What’s more, I also attempt to interpret the life image, the flow of the light and shade, and the emotional connections on the works of the window frame scenes that some photographers have displayed. The above are all the references for my creation and research. We can see windows everywhere in the city, and they are just like the eyes of the buildings. Eyes are described as the window of the soul. By observing inside and outside of the window views, we get to know they are rich in emotional combinations, changes of light and shade, interaction among people, the composition of frame scenery, etc. When we gaze at window frames, it is like appreciating the paintings in a quiet gallery. Also, we seem to watch a vivid and imaginary movie or play coming directly out of the frames. They are all working as the functions of the screens. When reviewing the works of window scenes, I can conduct an analysis of the image of why windows exist in our life. Only by watching the visual effects of the frames, noticing the distance and barrier that frames show and extending to the peek between seeing and gazing can I have a general idea of what the image is really all about. Window frames are the main media that I use in my personal creation. They include the scenes of stores, lives, and vehicles. Standing and gazing in front of different windows, the person who peers and the person who is peered can have their own special visual feelings. And by looking closely at the different scenes, I can present how people feel and what they mean to them.