Freehand art is an important part of traditional Chinese culture, and its characteristics are mainly manifested in the following aspects:
First of all, freehand art focuses on the creation of artistic conception. Artistic conception is a core concept of Chinese art, which refers to the emotions and thoughts expressed by artists through their works. In freehand art, the artist pursues a realm of "endless words and infinite meanings", creating a far-reaching and subtle artistic conception through concise brushwork and images, so that the audience can feel the infinite charm of art.
Secondly, freehand art emphasizes the use of brush and ink. Brush and ink is the basic element of freehand art, and it is also its unique way of expression. In freehand painting, the artist uses different brushstrokes and ink colors to express the form, texture and verve of the object. At the same time, the use of brush and ink also reflects the artist's personality and emotions, and has become an important symbol of his artistic style.
Third, freehand art pays attention to the refinement and exaggeration of images. Freehand art does not pursue the realistic reproduction of the image, but highlights its essential characteristics through the refinement and exaggeration of the image, and expresses the inner spirit of the object in a concise and generalized way. This way of expression not only makes the work have distinct personality characteristics, but also makes the image more vivid and expressive.
Fourth, freehand art emphasizes the vividness of the rhyme. In traditional Chinese culture, "qi" refers to the power of life, and "rhyme" refers to the sound of harmony. In freehand art, the artist expresses the charm of the object, so that the work has a strong sense of vitality and rhythm. This vivid expression of the charm makes freehand art have high aesthetic value.
To sum up, freehand art shows the unique charm of traditional Chinese culture with its unique brush and ink language, image refinement and exaggeration, and vivid expression. It is not only an art form, but also an important carrier of spiritual pursuit and cultural inheritance.