Yesterday (May 6)、I went to the National Art Center, Nogizaka for the first time in a while.。The main purpose was to see the Kokugakai.、I was feeling good too、I went a little further and went to see Matisse's ``Free Form'' exhibition, which mainly featured paper cutting.。One more thing、I also saw a contemporary art exhibition called “Distant Present”.、This is quite different from the above two and is interesting.、I will not touch on it here.。
What do I feel is common to people who are called masters?、Everyone is serious about themselves.。From very early drawing practice、Until the end of writing、He really works hard towards what he wants to do.、I really feel it。
“Being serious about myself”、selfish、just do what you want to do、I feel like there needs to be some explanation between。“To myself” and the essence of painting、In other words、I believe、For both “historical flow of painting = mainstream”、It means "humble"。(Do you want to study?、(Whether it's intuition or not) requires historical insight.。I'm off topic, but、So-called modern art、Unless we take that into account、It becomes just a “derailment accident”。
Matisse is just an ordinary oil painting until the middle.、I'm studying by fleshing it out with regular shading.。But、Is that really the right way to express yourself?、I guess he was drawing it with doubts in mind.。many、While arranging chiaroscuro in your own way、I know you're looking for a way。That's already different from mediocre painters.。The purpose is not to become good.。
Eventually、It becomes clear that the shading method does not suit me (I try a different form of three-dimensional expression), but、It's because I tried various arrangements myself.、I guess I was able to come to the conclusion that it was no good.。If you rely on the advice of others、I'm lost、you can't do that。
If the shading expression doesn't match、All I have to do now is refine the expression of lines and colors.、Matisse, who was completely abandoned by shading,、From there, he quickly became a real Matisse.。serious、You're a hard worker, aren't you?。-I can't bear it always being so long.。