THE ART OF RUICHANG PAPERCUT: TECHNIQUES, THEMES, AND COMPOSITIONAL FORMS

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Chenhui Wu

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This research delves into the intricate visual characteristics and cultural implications of Ruichang papercut, guided by two primary objectives: (1) to explore and comprehend the visual features and cultural connotations of Ruichang papercut by examining its themes, techniques, and compositional forms; and (2) to conduct a thorough analysis of these elements to provide design recommendations for the creation of culturally creative products inspired by Ruichang papercut. The research methodology primarily encompasses observation, literature review, and interviews to collate comprehensive information on the themes, techniques, and compositional forms of Ruichang papercut. This is followed by a qualitative analysis to decipher the visual characteristics and cultural implications of Ruichang papercut. The findings underscore that designers, while crafting culturally creative products inspired by Ruichang papercut, should uphold its cultural attributes and core techniques. Concurrently, they should strive for visual diversity in their products, aligning them with contemporary aesthetic predilections and lifestyle requirements. This balanced approach is pivotal for bolstering the preservation and inheritance of the rich tradition of Ruichang papercut.

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