Edvard Munch

Robertson 1 When I went to the news station it was cold and humid day. Because the wind is so intense, I always think that I can scream for any second. It began to rain and my umbrella seemed to malfunction because my wrist was insufficient. I will be late, I am afraid of what my boss says. Today is the day that everyone is talking in the studio, today is the day I met Norwegian artist Edvard Munch.

Introduction to how Edward Munk sees anxiety A famous Norwegian painter Edvard Munch can express the fear and anxiety repressed by the canvas and its ability is amazing for the people of the world It is also scary. He exploits life insecurity, love, and death to encourage people to watch their life troubles. Edward Munk is known for his work "Scream" and "Madonna". Munch's popularity is due to his extraordinary ability to convey unconscious, deep, creative feelings to the canvas, allowing the audience to interpret, feel, and reflect.

The scream was painted by Edward Munk in 1893. It was created on the board with tempela and pastel and the size is 91 x 73.5 cm. This picture is Edward Munch's most famous work. This picture reflects what happened to Munch in the entry of a diary on January 22, 1892 where he was walking with friends in Oslo. I read that 'Persistent memory' by Salvador Dali in 1931 is a future artist's time and space theory. "Soft watch" as a focus of painting symbolizes Dali thinking about flexibility of space and time. Dali believes that this study predicts the discovery of nuclear physics that materials are discontinuous and time nonlinear. This picture is undoubtedly a believer in Dali's thought on this subject.

In my thesis, I chose The Scream, page 398 of Edvard Munch. Edvard Munch is considered to have the most important influence on the development of expressionism. Mr. Edward Munk said, "I want more than nature photos, I do not want to hang beautiful photos on the living room walls, I want to create art, or at least build the foundation, this is something for a basic human of art The art of arrest and participation is created in mind, "he said, The Scream Munch believes.