| 英文摘要 |
Yuan Goang-Ming is the pioneer of video art in Taiwan, who excels in using the filming technique and motion devices as a method to create. In these works, he mainly focuses on the possibilities of reversing daily life, creating the illusion and ambiguity of visual space. From his various visual symbols in works, this thesis tries to further analyze his cutting method, a kind of ghost approaching, which illustrates these specific images. Within this comprehension, the article also tries to deeply understand his inner meaning of the works from his life experience, emotion with family to the phenomenal description of society and environment. And how do these issues interact, composing Yuan Goang-Ming’s unique artistic style? This article would re-evaluate and interpret his artistic installation and video art via a spectator’s point of view. Especially to the cutting and developing method, the author subjectively calls it as a“ghost view,”which seems to lead audiences into another space, covering or paralleling to the reality of life. In order to deeply comprehend the works of Yuan Goang-Ming, this paper would also focus on the issue of“imagereproduction”-- the theory of disappearing aura to explore how the artist responds to this thought via his works, so as to discover the specificity in his works. Then, focusing on the visual aesthetics of his works itself, the article would also mention the related cinematic theory of Deleuze to analysis the shot of his video art. After that, the article discusses the cultural reflection within his works of visual images, attempting to reveal how the artist criticized the society through his works, and explores his method and social concerns toward the current issues. Finally, from the artist’s experience of the family to the society and the environment, the author summarizes the article by observing and analyzing the context. And what goes beyond the context of works itself is that he wants to express the aesthetics and cultural concerns of his works toward people. |