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“藝術中的精神”
“ Concerning the Spiritual in Art !! “
20 世紀的藝術，
一再的進化與革命，
不只是描述與模仿自然與外在物質，
更是自我的追尋，
與靈魂的探 索 ！！
跳脫眼裡的形式與色彩的侷限，
一切由靈魂的觸動中起源，
發展出藝術的音樂性與精神性！
In this remarkable book, anticipating “the spiritual t
urning-point” Kandinsky reflects on his understanding of progress in this direction. This is not a process that would happen automatically. It requires a lot of work and implies a great responsibility of both artist and viewer. The task of the artist is to find “the principle of the innermost necessity” that he or she can use through expressive means to achieve the goal, “vibration of the human soul.”
Using captivating analogies, Kandinsky dwells at length on the artistic means: the psychology of color, the compositional interrelation of forms, etc. However, the main goal of an artist still remains to find that very innermost necessity”, that is based on the spiritual foundations of the individual.
In his or her turn, the work of the viewer is to find within him- or herself the purity of perception, which, at this level, does not relate to the beauty of nature. The ideal imitation of nature as the summit point of artistic mastery has remained in the past. The impressions of impressionists, the emotions of expressionists, the experiments of cubists - all these stages have long been passed, and now the task of the viewer is to see the beauty of pure color and pure shape.
Kandinsky anticipates the emergence of abstract art as the purest form of influence on the human soul, and views the future optimistically, foretelling the upcoming emergences of the epoch of great spirituality.
listen); 12 June 1890 – 31 October 1918) was an Austrian painter. A protégé of Gustav Klimt, Schiele was a major figurative painter of the early 20th century. His work is noted for its intensity and its raw sexuality, and the many self-portraits the artist produced, including naked self-portraits. The twisted body shapes and the expressive line that characterize Schiele's paintings and drawings mark the artist as an early exponent of Expressionism.
In my opinion, the most striking impression upon Schiele's works is the simple but muscular, , powerful almost husky and violent strokes of lines which depict the utmost expressive emotions of his subjects!! No matter it is self-portrait, or the portraits of his lover, wife or friends, he was certainly exploring the depth of inner souls of human beings, who were experiencing the moment of joy, suffering, perplexing, desiring, loving, or contempt that Schile was revealing all of that on his canvas !!
