英文摘要 |
Most researches on the art philosophy of Marcel Duchamp tend to analyze his subversive concept of ready-made to reflect his anti-art philosophy of indifference and inaction. In fact, the aesthetics of any object can all be generated once it has been appreciated for a long time. When Duchamp's ready-made started to be appreciated as works of art, his philosophy of anti-art totally failed. The discussion over art and non-art is a question that can never be solved.To avoid looking for codes which in fact are not hidden in Duchamp's works or being trapped by the binary dialectic, the study chose the paintings of Duchamp during 1911-1913 (before he proposed the concept of ready-made) as research subjects. The period of 1911-1913 is an important stage in which he had more serious attitude towards creation, desired to make a breakthrough of traditional concept, and tried to transform his art. The study tried to investigate how Duchamp cast doubts over the nature of art through his painting form, what the structural characteristics of this painting form were, and how this painting form guided painting into the fourth dimension beyond the vision by consulting Duchamp's personal creation notebook, interview documents, treatises of scholars, comparative analysis on the form of painting and ideas for creation. |