Beauty Behind The Brushstrokes

Beautiful Chinese ancient calligraphy art at the back of the brush has always existed with the history of China. After thousands of years of evolution, many styles and formats such as zh, li, kai, xing, cao style (shu) have been developed and established. Different styles represent different personality for different purposes and different times. However, the beauty of calligraphy, regardless of its style, is in the expression of the calligrapher's thoughts and emotions, and finally in the voluntary reaction of the audience's mind.

Painting is the first of all concepts and ideas behind writing and artistic processes. With this in mind, two important trends contrast one another. Concrete art and abstract art. However, they are only two guidelines of the graphic movement that has developed over the years and has established art history. Each of these art movements has played its part. Often we are using the past results and the opposite of the previous technology. Like minimalist paintings and pop art, the norm has evolved and is no longer the same, creates new aesthetics and changes the perception of our art.

Impressionists are widely recognized as a catalyst for contemporary art and are challenging realistic depictions of strict rules and academic paintings. Movement appeared in 1872 when Claude Monet used a fuzzy brush stroke focusing on a vibrant tone to innovatively focus the light and the impression of sunrise. Inspired by the artistic freedom introduced by Impressionists, artists such as Paul Cezanne, Paul Gauguin, Vincent van Gogh and Henri Toulouse Lautrec worked in a unique and non-traditional style started. This colorful movement, known as post-impressionism, began in the 1890's and was more interested in emotions and subjective interpretation preferences than realistic expression.

Luminism emphasizes the influence of light and impressionists. However, these two styles are very different. Luminism is characterized by attention to details and hidden writing, but the Impressionists are characterized by lack of details and stroke emphasis. Luminism is in front of Impressionists, artists drawing in smooth style are not affected by Impressionists. Luminism is also considered to represent meditation on nature. According to Earl E. Powell, especially in John Frederick Kensett's painting, he moved visual attention to the landscape to silence concerns and created a depiction of a natural poetic experience. In addition, his painting on the Shrewsbury River transforms nature into an encrypted element of composition, as well as a sublime explanation ... and light, color, atmosphere reflected in the water Veil offers a quiet experience. "