Mood and Space
Hai Wang
Abstract
Hai Wang
Abstract
Chinese painting and Western painting have a certain amount of commonalities in the artistic conception of space in their own expressive modes,but the mood of Chinese painting does not follow the same rule in space construction as that of western painting.Chinese painting is not restricted by space and time,it focuses on the creating of mood.Western painting space strictly observes the limits of space and practice.The western paintings spatial expressions follow the same objective law as that of Chinese painting.However,mood is not equivalent to space.
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Chinese painting and Western painting have a certain amount of commonalities in the artistic conception of space in their own expressive modes,but the mood of Chinese painting does not follow the same rule in space construction as that of western painting.Chinese painting is not restricted by space and time,it focuses on the creating of mood.Western painting space strictly observes the limits of space and practice.The western paintings spatial expressions follow the same objective law as that of Chinese painting.However,mood is not equivalent to space.
Key concepts: Painting, Space (punctuation), Chinese painting, Mood, Aesthetics, Art, Abstract art, Visual arts