%0 Journal Article %T Creating an Art Space
¡ªTaking the Third Series of the Flower Painting Exhibition¡ªDream Fulfillment as an Example

%A Ji-Jian Chen %J Open Access Library Journal %V 11 %N 7 %P 1-9 %@ 2333-9721 %D 2024 %I Open Access Library %R 10.4236/oalib.1111682 %X 1) Research Motivation and Purpose, Research Motivation: Create a space from nothing, take my Chinese and Western paintings, painting flower exhibition series No. 3 as an example. 2) Purpose: I want to learn how to create this art space. 3) Objectives of the Creation and Exhibition: Chinoiserie is a form of decoration that prevailed in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries, using oriental figures, customs, life, clothing, animals, plants, etc. as the subject matter or source of inspiration for the creation and decoration. Uses an aesthetic point of view to introduce the modernization of Taiwanese and Chinese Tang clothes. 4) Abstract: This paper is sorted out, and the methods and steps of creation, performance, and content implementation (1) The first national style creative costume show in Tainan City Far Eastern Department Stores (April 30, 2006), a catwalk in cooperation with aboriginal friends, creating another kind of performance. (2) The second costume show at the Tainan Cultural Center Holiday Plaza (August 2006) was performed in collaboration with Yilin models, professional belly dancers and students. (3) The third Chinese calendar costume show¡ªtaking Tang Dynasty costumes as an example. In recent years, the Hanfu style has become popular, and the ancient clothes are worn today, and they want to change the heavy and redundant ancient costumes, change their conformity with modern fashion, and become modern trend clothing. 5) Research results and findings: In my impression, the costumes of the Tang Dynasty, with the representative Yang Guifei¡¯s costumes are wide sleeves, shoulders and breasts are slightly exposed, and tulle is light, as if a fairy descended to earth. I thought that the Tang people were prosperous by the national strength, the people were rich in materials and customs, and the people had the spare energy to pay attention to the configuration of clothing. Based on the premise of the study of carbon emissions from residential materials, this research method explores whether container houses can replace luxury buildings. It is hoped that this article will spark the creation of fund-raising experiments by interested people, and bring new areas of architectural space to Taiwan region and the world.
%K Chen Ji-Jian %K Flower Exhibition %K Art Space %K Chinese and Western Painting %K Chinese Style %K Container House %U http://www.oalib.com/paper/6825673