英文摘要 |
Black humor is a form of art that transforms negativity into humor through artistic expression. It reveals the absurd and paradoxical nature of society and life through exaggeration and irony, and is an important aspect of postmodern art. The development of ceramic art has gradually moved from traditional craftsmanship to contemporary art, with artists transforming observations from life into abstract ideas. Through the reflective nature of black humor, psychological trauma from real-life experiences can be reduced, and the displacement of painful events or experiences can be achieved. This study uses the nine pieces from the“Eating Soldiers”series of ceramic art as the research sample, and through questionnaire surveys and analysis, explores the audience's cognitive differences and overall evaluations of black humor in ceramic art. The results show that regardless of gender, age, and education level, the participants were able to clearly distinguish the content of black humor in the ceramic art pieces. From the perspective of professional background, participants with an art background had a significantly higher understanding of black humor in ceramic art than those from other professional backgrounds. Linking creative themes to major social events and using homophones in the titles of works can help audiences understand black humor better. |