EP317 用顏色觸碰靈魂的人：他的畫沒有形狀，卻讓觀眾痛哭 | 抽象表現主義傳奇羅斯科

馬克羅斯科，一個只用顏色說話的人。 他的畫裡沒有人物，沒有風景，沒有故事。 只有幾塊模糊邊緣的色彩，漂浮在巨大的畫布上。 但那些顏色卻讓無數人站在美術館裡，無聲地哭泣。 羅斯科說，如果你被那些顏色感動，你正在體驗他創作時的宗教體驗。 他生於俄羅斯帝國的猶太家庭，在恐懼與流亡中長大。 他的父親在他十一歲時去世，留下了一個永遠未癒的傷。 他來到紐約，找到了繪畫，找到了他的語言。 那語言沒有文字，只有顏色。 橙紅色，深紫色，幾乎看不見的黑色。 那些顏色在呼吸，那些顏色是祈禱。 一九七零年，他在自己的工作室裡靜靜離開了世界。 他的羅斯科教堂在他去世後正式對外開放。 那個被深暗色彩包圍的空間，至今仍讓到訪的人陷入長久的沉默。 本集沉思者J，帶你認識這位用顏色觸碰靈魂的傳奇藝術家。 His paintings contain no figures, no landscapes, no stories. Only a few soft-edged rectangles of color, floating on enormous canvases. Yet those colors have moved countless people to tears in museums around the world. Rothko said that those who wept before his paintings were having the same religious experience he had while creating them. He was born to a Jewish family in the Russian Empire, grew up surrounded by fear and dislocation, and lost his father at the age of eleven, a wound that never healed. He came to New York, found painting, and discovered his language. That language had no words. Only color. Orange-red. Deep purple. A black so dark it almost disappeared. Colors that breathe. Colors that are prayer. In 1970, he ended his life in his own studio. The Rothko Chapel, which he designed and created over nearly six years, opened to the public shortly after his death. That space, surrounded by deep and near-black paintings, continues to leave visitors in profound silence. This episode of Thinker J brings you the story of an artist who translated the language of the soul into visible form. 馬克羅斯科, Mark Rothko, 抽象表現主義, 色域繪畫, 現代藝術, 沉思者J, Thinker J, Jenny, 向大師致敬, 藝術家故事, 羅斯科教堂, 西格拉姆壁畫, 紐約藝術, 猶太藝術家, 顏色哲學, 藝術與情感, 極簡主義, 當代藝術, 美術館, 藝術史 Powered by Firstory Hosting