The creative research on The subject matter of The novel manifestations of forms

Abstract

The objective of this creative research is to investigate the technical patterns and the methods of artistic creation, with a focus on creating a series of paintings entitled "The Novel Manifestations of Forms". This research has embodied the framework employing anthropological, psychological, psychoanalytic, and rhetorical theories in order to create a series of contemporary paintings. The exploration of this creative research divides into two distinct phases of creative: 1. collecting information, data analysis, and narrative content generation, and 2. the process of painting studio practice. The investigation employs several creative research methodologies, whereby fine art students as participants serve as evaluators of aesthetic value within the final stages. The research tools encompass technical formats of artistic creation, assessments of aesthetic satisfaction, and the application of narrative analysis. Examination of the findings reveals that the configuration of fine art outcomes derives from psychoanalytic theory, culminating in the development of art forms infused with narratives concerning contemporary human behavior. These narratives reflect the shifting patterns of perception in today’s society, leading to consequences that affect psychological and self-image matters. The creative output serves to both construct and convey the significance inherent in each artistic piece. Subsequently, the evaluation of perceptual reception within distinct dimensions unveils that the levels of aesthetic contentment predominantly span the range from moderately satisfying to highly satisfying, affirming the successful realization of the artistic process of this creative research.