Research on the Application of New Materials in Contemporary Lacquer Painting
Peng Yue （ Department of Design Art, Xi’an Academy of Fine Arts, Xi’an 710065, Shaanxi, China. ）
Lei Zhang （ Department of Materials Chemistry, School of Materials and Metallurgy, Inner Mongolia University of Science & Technology, Baotou, the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, China. ）
https://doi.org/10.37155/2717-526X-0101-4Abstract
Lacquer painting is an art form with lacquer as the main media material. With the development of contemporary art, it has given new content. The lacquer painting's novel and changing materials make it rich in texture and unique in picture effects. Due to the fashionable aesthetic elements of contemporary lacquer painting, the emphasis is on the exploration and application of new materials. Different materials can produce different artistic effects, thus giving people different aesthetic feelings. The use of lacquer painting materials is not isolated. It is necessary to organically combine and coordinate the different characteristics of various materials according to its own aesthetic rules. This subject mainly analyzes the material characteristics, texture effects, and process characteristics of the new materials used in contemporary Chinese lacquer painting, analyzes the reasons for the emergence of new materials and their advantages, and discusses the aesthetic value of new materials in lacquer painting and its future development trends and prospects. The application of new materials in contemporary lacquer painting has been explored, the application scope of lacquer painting materials has been broadened, and the potential art law has been found, in order to provide effective application and theoretical support for the future creation and aesthetic development of lacquer painting art.
Keywords
Contemporary lacquer painting; new materials; traditional materials; multiple synthesisFull Text
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