英文摘要 |
Taiwan's 1950s and 1960s were subjected to political high pressure after the war, with strong doubts about their existence and following the Western Modernist movement, it became the common way for painters and poets to escape from reality. Under this trend they were attempting to create a new look for the tradition. This study takes Luofu and Li Zhongsheng as the main research subjects. They both emphasized the acceptance of modernism and created the golden age of modern poetry and abstract painting at the time with avant-garde attitude. The study found that post-war modernist literature and art clearly demonstrated the spirit of criticism, trying to dig deeper into potential consciousness; therefore surrealism, written freely in pure spirit, emphasizes the world of dreams and unconsciousness, became a way of thinking for the escape from reality by Taiwanese painters and poets after the war. The subconscious thinking proposed by Surrealism, in the works of Luo Fu and Li Zhongsheng, can be analyzed into three kinds of subconscious creation relations: First, the subconscious mind returns to the child's heart calling for the world's experience; Second, the subconsciousness and intuition cast the spirit of matter; Third, the inner spirit of the subconscious and the Zen. This is the spirit of rebellion (that is, the spirit of the creative painter and poet against the original experience of the world). |