普普藝術風格運用於日本藝伎之髮畫創作

Pop Art style is used in the Creation of Japanese Geisha

在現今藝術盛行的時代，越來越多新穎的個人創作流傳，保留傳統的藝術文化也成了重要的課題，「藝伎」是從日本17世紀流傳下來的傳統文化藝術；在西方19世紀中葉的「普普藝術」風格也因一群年輕的藝術家廣為盛行，兩者共同點均具有普遍（大眾化）的文化特性，同時也堪稱為具時代代表性的藝術文化。本研究結合17世紀東方日本的傳統「藝伎」文化特色與19世紀西方具代表性的「普普藝術」風格特點，將四幅相同的「藝伎」圖畫以普普藝術風格「大量複製」的手法，利用生活中常見的假髮素材，加以整理、分類，透過塑型和編髮的技巧，並運用色彩學的配色原理以「類似色」、「對比色」等配色法則，將髮畫及明信片創作「仿商業」手法，創造出有別於一般視覺感官刺激且具商品化潛力的髮畫作品，以期延伸為客製化的藝術創作作品。

In today's flourishing era of art, more and more novel personal creations have spread, and the preservation of traditional art culture has also become an important issue. 'Geisha' is a traditional culture and art passed down from the 17th century in Japan; The 'Pop Art' style is also popular because of a group of young artists. Both have common (popular) cultural characteristics in common, and they can also be regarded as the representative art culture of the era. This research combines the traditional 'Geisha' cultural characteristics of Eastern Japan in the 17th century and the representative 'Pop Art' style characteristics of the 19th century in the West. Use common wig materials in life to organize, classify, and use the color matching principles of 'similar colors' and 'contrast colors' to create hair paintings and postcards. The method creates a hair painting work that is different from the general visual sense stimulation, and extends it to a customized art creation work.