英文摘要 |
Portraits of torture and suffering are one of the most common themes in art history. In the West, the famous Laocoon Group image, the image of the crucifixion, Saint Sebastian, Joan of Arc and other religious saints who are entangled in pythons and show pain and entanglement. The Ling Chi Historical Photograph. In the face of these images, people may feel pity for the suffering suffered by the victims. When faced with the martyrdom statues of the saints, they may be inspired by the faith and perseverance of the saints, or feel ashamed. Ling Chi pushes the cruelty of punishment to the extreme, and at the same time exaggerates the beauty of tragedy to the extreme. The artistic effect formed by it is to awaken viewers to respect life and human rights. At the same time, the dignity and value of human life will be repositioned and evaluated. Taiwan contemporary artist Chen Chieh-Jen has grasped this psychology and created a series of multiple satirical video works. This article intends to use Chen Chieh-Jen's ''Ling Chi: Echoes of a Historical Photograph'' and the film ''Martyrs'' as interactive texts, use textual analysis to explore Georges Bataille 's so-called religious experience with horror and ecstasy, including death consciousness and self-transcendence. It can be seen from the two works that the shock of the image of sacrifice across ancient and modern times, and the cruelty of human history, martyrdom reflects a kind of hard spiritual persistence, and its tragic artistic charm stems from this kind of transcendence of life and death and the constraints of the times. Spirit. The analysis of this core concept and creative practice can not only better understand the mystery of Chen Chieh-Jen' s creation phenomenon, but also put forward thinking about the relationship between contemporary video art creation and the dilemma of human existence. |