Mood

作品賞析

DONG Hao-Yun is skilled at creating a virtual scene with geometric shapes. Using contrasting dark/light color hues, he creates a “conversation” in the painting between the abstract and the concrete, seeking added possibilities for artistic expression. In this piece, Mood, there is a quiet and calm atmosphere. He partitions the painting with geometric blocks constructed of vertical and horizontal lines. The center section is gloomy and cheerless, while the left and right sides of the painting allow the light to come pouring in. The contrasting deep and bright hues play off each other and create the sense of a subtle, visual pulsing motion. The circular, arcing line on the left side of the painting strengthens this impression, causing the “stable” picture to create a sense of movement. DONG Hao-Yun’s technique of combining space ingeniously combines two scenes that differ both in time and in space to present an image of unreality. In the perceived rhythmic movement of the partitioned painting the thick layers of oil paint stand out, as does the creative style of the artist. DONG Hao-Yun is skilled at creating a virtual scene with geometric shapes. Using contrasting dark/light color hues, he creates a “conversation” in the painting between the abstract and the concrete, seeking added possibilities for artistic expression. In this piece, Mood, there is a quiet and calm atmosphere. He partitions the painting with geometric blocks constructed of vertical and horizontal lines. The center section is gloomy and cheerless, while the left and right sides of the painting allow the light to come pouring in. The contrasting deep and bright hues play off each other and create the sense of a subtle, visual pulsing motion. The circular, arcing line on the left side of the painting strengthens this impression, causing the “stable” picture to create a sense of movement. DONG Hao-Yun’s technique of combining space ingeniously combines two scenes that differ both in time and in space to present an image of unreality. In the perceived rhythmic movement of the partitioned painting the thick layers of oil paint stand out, as does the creative style of the artist.