八十多歲還在用iPad實驗的英國藝術家——大衛霍克尼的故事

大衛霍克尼八十多歲了，還在每天早上五點拿起iPad畫畫。他說iPad是他的速寫本，他在螢幕上塗出約克郡早晨的光，然後傳給朋友說，這是今天早上的。 他花了一生研究我們是怎麼看見東西的。他說傳統照片是單點透視的，那不是眼睛真正看東西的方式。他對中國山水畫著迷，因為那種移動的觀看方式更接近真實。他說看見是需要學習的，大多數人以為那是自動發生的事。 從洛杉磯游泳池的系列畫作到約克郡四季，他跨越了六十年還在實驗。工具換了，但那個想要捕捉光線的衝動從來沒有換。 David Hockney, now well into his eighties, still starts painting on his iPad at five in the morning. He says the iPad is his sketchbook. He paints the Yorkshire morning light with his fingers, then sends it to friends with a note: this is from this morning. He spent his entire life studying how we see. He said conventional photography uses single-point perspective — that is not how the eye actually works. He became fascinated by Chinese landscape painting because its moving, traveling gaze was closer to real seeing. He says seeing itself has to be learned; most people assume it happens automatically. From the Los Angeles swimming pool paintings to the massive Yorkshire seasons series, he has kept experimenting across sixty years. The tool changed. The impulse to capture light never did. 大衛霍克尼, David Hockney, 英國藝術家, iPad繪畫, 當代藝術, 一個更大的水花, 視覺藝術, 創作哲學, 沉思者J, ThinkerJ, 典範人物, 好奇心, 約克郡, 洛杉磯 Powered by Firstory Hosting