In the art of painting, the creator's way of thinking determines the depth and appeal of his picture content, which is also the premise of every painter's creation. This way of thinking is different from the scientific and meticulous logical thinking, which enters the thinking stage of abstract thinking through the perception stage of image thinking, and then finally realizes the expression of objective reality through the creation stage of inspiration thinking.
Works by Heidi Telepher
This kind of artistic thinking leads to the creator being constructing his own spiritual and psychological world, and ultimately showing a complete sense of self. Many people say that many people can't understand some paintings, which is first of all due to the difference in the perspective of the creator's thinking, resulting in a very different understanding of some issues, and it is very normal to "not understand the darkness of the day and the night".
Whether or not to appreciate or deeply understand the painting is not a question of whether the viewer and the creator are professional or inferior in artistic accomplishment, but whether the two sides can form psychological and spiritual resonance through the painting - that is, understanding.
Nowadays, the development of society and culture has led to the collision and mixing of diverse cultures, the style of painting creation has long been transformed from single to diversified, and many artists have explored elements and ways of self-expression from various painting styles and artistic thinking, better realizing spiritual and objective expression, giving new significance to the development of modern painting. We can see this in the paintings of Canadian female artist Heidi Taylorph.
Born in Montreal, Quebec, Canada in 1970, Heidi Taylorfer studied various painting arts, mainly watercolor, at an art school as a child, and began working as a commercial illustrator after graduating from McGill University, where she immersed herself in the field for more than a decade. It was not until 2004 that Heidi devoted all her energy to painting and became a full-time painter.
Heidi's paintings are composed of many seemingly incongruous but symbolic elements, and the expression of a variety of painting styles including classicism, surrealism and contemporary realism, combined with victorian romantic expressions and popular science fiction depicted in the image, the painting is beautiful but also gives people a sense of strangeness, mystery and absurdity.
Heidi's paintings are a clever blend of symbolic and metaphorical elements, inspired primarily by mythical magic and horror stories. She mixes figurative people or animals with gears, watches, and other automata parts to form a mechanized structure. It also fuses many animals with the bodies or organs of other species, as if it were a new species that has been "bioengineering" changed...
In her delicate but puzzling paintings, Heidi's paintings reflect the complex relationship between nature, humanity, and increasing technology, as well as a personal understanding and perspective of the past, present, and future human state. She sought to combine the primitive nature of human beings with the explosive expansion of mechanical technology, hoping that through these paintings people would provoke profound thinking about the relationship between human survival and future technology.
Heidi Telepher's work has been exhibited in prestigious galleries and museums around the world and is held by internationally renowned collectors, including film director Morgan Sperock and the McAllen International Museum of Arts and Sciences.
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