Residence of Dynamism

• Main Authors: Hsu,Su-Chen, 許淑真
• Other Authors: Chen,Zuei-Wen
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2004
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/02306442615598119394

碩士 === 國立高雄師範大學 === 美術系碩士班 === 92 === Abstract Keywords:Dynamism, residence, autobiographic The scope of this paper incorporates 12 works exhibited from November 2001 to August 2003. The paper extracts the two concepts of "dynamism" and "residence" from these works, and combines them with an autobiographic writing approach. The research on the two concepts of "dynamism" and "residence" presented this paper emphasizes that artistic creativity is fundamentally inseparable from experience, life, and the times, and explains how a constantly changing subject created from fluctuations in the process of development can interact with action, thought, and the environment. The paper is written in an autobiographic style in order to underscore the artist's process of development. This allows different narrative styles, such as prose, poetry, and discourse, to coexist in the same text, reflecting the subjective development of the creative act. The conclusion of the paper provides a clear exposition of four relatively significant aspects of art. These include a return the inherent creative form of everyday life, the creative use of scientific concepts, the dynamic body of the digital domain, and the incompleteness of fluid creation in women's art. The conclusion also presents the complex aspect of artistic creativity, as well as how the artistic domain cannot be limited. The appendix contains a account of articles from the most recent two years, expanding the scope of the paper as far as dance and drama. The paper as a whole provides a thorough explanation of the ideals of a contemporary artist over two years' time: The artist will no longer be limited to any one medium or form, will perform interdisciplinary humanistic cultural studies, will strive for a complementary relationship between theory and art, and will not only have her own unique artistic style, but also seek to have her own unique interpretation of logical thought.