By comparison, China's calligraphy will be very artistic.
Artistry refers to people's beautiful performance in reflecting social life and expressing thoughts and feelings. Artistic words often appear in the cultural field.
As a measure of the artistic value of a work of art, artistry mainly refers to the degree of perfection achieved in artistic treatment and artistic expression.
Mainly includes: the concrete and typical artistic image; Vividness and cadence of artistic plot; The rigidity and integrity of artistic structure; Accuracy and uniqueness of artistic language; Accuracy and diversity of artistic techniques; The nationality and originality of artistic expression. The artistic expression of each art is different.
Today, the art of calligraphy is facing the problem of generalization. Everyone who can read and write in China has a natural advantage close to the art of calligraphy. There are no cultural barriers or technical barriers. But it is this "natural advantage" that intensifies people's misunderstanding of calligraphy.
In fact, it is important to emphasize and appeal that the art of calligraphy obviously has technical norms, formal norms and artistic norms. Therefore, we must distinguish between practicality and artistry when learning calligraphy, which is the basis for the inheritance and development of China's calligraphy tradition and China's calligraphy art.
Whether it is a literary work or a calligraphy work, form and emotion are interactive, which is the * * * nature of art, but the ways and means of expressing emotion are different. We should not confuse the essential difference between literature and calligraphy because of their * * * nature, resulting in cognitive dislocation. Calligraphers create through the combination of glyphs rather than semantic structures.
Calligraphers' feelings are generally not related to literary works, but are reflected in the combination of stippling and structure. It is the handling of these relationships that shows the accomplishment and quality of calligraphers, and I think we should distinguish them clearly. Calligraphers' creation is to transform their chosen poems from written materials into pen and ink forms.