英文摘要 |
This article uses the art works, interview records, and art discourse of three Eastern Media artises from the 1980s generation in Taiwan: Jen Kun-Yeh (1984-), Chih-Wei Tu (1989-), and Tzu-Yu Lin (1994-) as the research objects. After the 1980s, Taiwan formally entered an industrial society, showing high modernization and urbanization. The three artists painted urban landscapes in their artworks, showing that they are focusing on their times. On the other hand, after the dramatic change, the expression and recognition of Eastern Media in the post-1980 generations in Taiwan have changed. In order to understand the differences, in Part II, I analyzes the earlier period works ''Sakaetyou Tou'' and '' Festival on South Street'' that also depict urban landscapes, to conducive to comparison and induction in follow-up conclusions. The third part focuses on the 1980s generation artist's perception and feeling of the city, and how it differs from previous artists. The fourth part about how these artists use Eastern Media to express their urban feelings, and it also shows how the understanding of Eastern Media has changed. Finally, in the fifth part, a comprehensive comparison and conclusion are made. |