The psychological impact of color
Monet once said: "When painting, forget what kind of object is in front of you. What comes to mind is only a small square of blue, a small rectangular piece of pink, and a hint of yellow."
Monet self-portrait 1886
Color itself is simply a representation of different frequencies and amplitudes of light. But in people's eyes, red makes people feel warm and is regarded as a symbol of high energy, enthusiasm, love and strength; green reminds people of vitality and vitality; blue makes people calm and peaceful...
Color itself has no meaning, people give it meaning. The function of color is to trigger people's experience and memory, and then produce corresponding psychological reactions. For example, red can make people psychologically restless, which may be related to the memories left by factors such as fire, blood, and high temperature. So the color impact when you see a painting is actually a psychological reaction under the influence of your own memory.
Color stimulation and memory reproduction
Impressionism
Impressionist painting is an epoch-making art school in the history of Western painting.ImpressionismForm, painting based on momentary impressions without reliable knowledge. Painters grasp a characteristic side to paint, so they must fly the brush quickly to apply color directly to the canvas. They can only consider the overall effect of the painting more and pay less attention to the details.
Monet's "Rouen Cathedral"
Creation time: 1893
Impressionism adopts the method of directly depicting scenery outdoors in the sunlight, and pursues the pursuit of understanding through thinking.light and colorchanges, and attaches the momentary sense of light to the canvas according to the processing in his mind. This kind of speculation on light and color reaches the ultimate beauty of color and light sense.
Monet's "Rouen Cathedral" (painted again)
Creation time: 1893
Impressionism advocates reflecting the instant impression of nature based on the seven colors of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet presented by the solar spectrum. This feeling comes from the author's first feeling, or "perception."
Just like Monet's work "Rouen Cathedral Series" does not use precise details or abstract forms to trigger people's psychological state, but presents an instant "atmosphere" or "aura" through color, light and shadow, Your memory may not be able to recall so many details, but you can experience the "feeling" at that time, which is like "touching erotic emotions", which evokes vague memories.
Monet's "Rouen Cathedral" (several times)
Creation time: 1893
Monet's "Rouen Cathedral" (it is said that he painted it 28 times)
Creation time: 1893
Impressionism requires neither appreciating details nor thinking about meaning, as long as light, shadow and color remind you of something for a moment. Therefore, Monet is neither sophisticated nor abstract! But a kind of "hazy memory, especially fresh"
作品鉴赏
Appreciation of works
Wu Keyang's "Oriental Spiritual Painting"
Integrating the profound heritage of oriental traditional culture
The painting style is spiritual and spiritual.
High dimensions present the origin and meaning of life
Seek the essence of everything in the universe
And the awareness and perception of each life at the moment
This triggers the viewer to return to their innermost thoughts.
Unique in exploring contemporary spiritual aesthetics
—Oriental Spiritual Painting—
Oil painting on canvas "Six Senses"
Size: 60×80cm
Creation time: 2017
Oil painting on canvas "Water·Moon"
Size: 60×80cm
Creation time: 2022
Carbon pen sketch "Empty·Going"
Carbon pen sketch "Mountaintop"
Carbon pen sketch "Hanging One"
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