Your browser does not support the JavaScript function. If the web page function does not work properly, please enable the JavaScript function of the browser. Goto main content

:::
  • Video&Audio
  • Media Design

Visual resonance - echo patterns Work research by Lin Chih-An

國立臺灣藝術大學 / 雕塑學系 / Author:Lin, Chih-An

The creative inspiration of this study comes from "self experience", with " Visual resonance - echo patterns" as theme, and focus on the discussion of "echo mode and transference". Based on series of art works from different periods, this study attempts to explore from the perspective of the viewer on the "shifting sense" of viewing experience using "intuition", hence experimenting, and exploring personal experience continuously. In order to express the work and explore the meaning of self-existence in any form of "visual art", the author uses the viewer's perspective to transfer the inner image with the "intuitive viewing experience" to exchange the perspective of the viewer and the author to enable the author to use alternate perspectives to identify and judge external phenomenon. Under conflict feelings, this study attempts to visualize and develop more diverse ways of presenting human senses. With "self-exploration" mindset as starting point, feelings are triggered by "vision". In terms of verbal and non-verbal expressions, people often have inconsistencies, and even present contradictory messages. Personal values, role confusion, psychological pressure, and presence identity play a key role between emotions and stress, by expressing in art works, through dialogue with inner-self, one can use different perspective to re-examine oneself and his surrounding environment. In a world of mutual traction, to promote communication between verbal and non-verbal language, this study explores the process of creation and speculation, hence visual symbols are used to convert "voice" to "language" as an interpretation as a response of self-suppressed emotional.