Mong-korn-lai-kanok : Creative Research of Crossing Culture Art Dali-Sukhothai
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The study examined the history and geography, culture and art of Dali and Sukhothai based on the background of Sino-Thai relations and the historical origin of the two places. Through documentary research, fieldwork, and data collection, the relationship between the cultures and arts of the Dali and Sukhothai was sorted out, and the ethnic arts, bronze arts, painting arts, architectural arts, and ceramic arts of the two places were compared and studied. The artistic elements were extracted for the cross-cultural analysis and creation of the "Mong-korn-lai-kanok". This is a Thai pattern of Chinese dragons which combines the Chinese "Mong-korn" and the Thai "Lai-kanok", making the artwork retain the mystery of Oriental culture inits artistic style. The Dali-Sukotai cross-cultural art creation transformed the rich patterns and symbolic elements into a cross-cultural art language.
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