The Complex of Chinese Calligraphy Conveyed by Vision
Yang Haolian
Abstract
Yang Haolian
Abstract
Many creators have been deriving much nutrition and inspiration from Chinese calligraphy and then have been creating numerous excellent works. All the phenomena indicate that there exists a kind of complex of Chinese calligraphy in the vision conveyance. Three reasons for that are as follows: First,the Chinese calligraphy--a symbol of Chinese culture. Second,the Chinese calligraphy possesses the unique aesthetic feature of arts. Third, the Chinese calligraphy:The unique mark and unlimited aesthetics. The greatest secret of the complex lies in that the beauty of Chinese culture was condensed and vague beauty,which comes from a special way of thinking--the abstract but vivid thinking.
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Many creators have been deriving much nutrition and inspiration from Chinese calligraphy and then have been creating numerous excellent works. All the phenomena indicate that there exists a kind of complex of Chinese calligraphy in the vision conveyance. Three reasons for that are as follows: First,the Chinese calligraphy--a symbol of Chinese culture. Second,the Chinese calligraphy possesses the unique aesthetic feature of arts. Third, the Chinese calligraphy:The unique mark and unlimited aesthetics. The greatest secret of the complex lies in that the beauty of Chinese culture was condensed and vague beauty,which comes from a special way of thinking--the abstract but vivid thinking.
Key concepts: Calligraphy, Beauty, Symbol (formal), Aesthetics, Chinese culture, Art, Chinese characters, The arts