Do artists all have quirks? Why do some artists always have some quirks that are not well known?

The reason why an artist can become an artist is that he is different from ordinary people and incompatible with reality, so some behaviors may seem strange to us.

1. Artists themselves are a special profession, and creation itself needs inspiration.

Human beings have always had two major needs, one is the need for life, also known as material needs, and the other is the spiritual need. A work of art is one of the spiritual needs, and spiritual needs are often more rare than material needs. So throughout history, there have been very few artists who have been able to create works of art, and perhaps not one out of 100,000 people.

The identity of the artist is inherently special. <>

No one is perfect, even if he is an artist, he is not perfect, and there will be some faults or quirks. The creation of this thing is also different from most of the things that are done in the world, it does not have a fixed program, a fixed routine, everything is a momentary inspiration. This inspiration** may be different for every writer.

2. The birth of an artist.

I once had the pleasure of reading Maugham's "The Moon and Sixpence", which describes how an ordinary person becomes an artist. The male host, Strickland, was originally a ** broker in a bank, and he had a wonderful family that was the envy of most people in the world. But one day he suddenly abandoned his wife and children and came to Paris alone, just to paint.

All he did was just want to paint.

During this period, he couldn't support himself for a while, but he still didn't care about it, he only had painting in his heart, and all the people in the world had nothing to do with him, which can be said to be extremely selfish. Later, a mediocre artist, Streuf, pursued him very much and helped him in his most difficult times, and as a result, he slept with Streuf's wife, although this was also of her own free will. But it hurt Ströff and also damaged Ströf's family.

Most artists only focus on what is relevant to their work. You can say they're ignorant or you can say they're selfish. Such people are completely incapable of looking at them through the eyes of ordinary people, and what we see as quirks is not important in their eyes.

Quirks may still be their relaxation or inspiration.

I've been to a lot of places, I've seen a lot of artists, and I've seen or heard of very strange artists.

What impressed me the most was an American female performance artist, who created countless works in her life, and entered her own bottleneck period in the second half of her life, but one day she suddenly thought that she had done performance art about life, but she had never created death art.

So she immediately prepared a performance art exhibition, she was the only one in the exhibition hall, standing like a sonorous rose, with a text next to it: There are all kinds of ** on the table, and I only have two layers of tulle clothes on my body, you can attack me at will, you can make me bleed and cry, and of course, you can also give me a hug.

The people who came to the exhibition hall shrank back at first and did not dare to act, but when a person took a knife and gently slashed her shoulder, twice, and three times, people found that the female artist really did not move, and then the crowd boiled, some people held guns, some people had chemicals, some people held knives, and they ran towards her...So her body was scarred, the wounds were of different shapes, she just kept crying, never said a word, never walked a step.

In the end, she died, but her body was permanently recorded as the greatest and most shocking performance art of the era.

If an artist studies international relations and also knows stage design, then she is likely to take you into her paintings like a demon playing the flute. Born in Taiwan in 1983, artist He Shu Shu Shu Bei Cai Rou mastered this magic. At the age of 14, Ho went to the United States to study international relations as an undergraduate and a master's degree in art research, but after returning to Taiwan, she became a member of the River Plate Theatre Troupe as a stage designer and theater artist.

In the 2011 "Open Room Theatre Festival", Ho Cairou and three other artists jointly directed four plays of 45 minutes each, each with one audience member, and performed a play with the performers. Night of a Hundred Dreams, 2008 The above one is not only an oil painting, but also a still from the first collaboration with the River Plate Theatre Company in 2008.

The mysterious atmosphere of the theater came out. The style of this period is particularly typical: a theatrical atmosphere of unease, bright and soft light, and unbalanced head-to-body proportions.

There is a feeling of Edward Hopper.,It's suitable to be used as a picture of ** irrelevant nostalgia for life experience post:Even if the world is destroyed,What does it have to do with me.。 Do you know the Minecraft pill?

In fact, only you can see my circle of friends.

Her video works are a space for reflection and interaction. Quietly appreciating the ** and sound of biting fruit and smearing cake on your face up close and quiet, it makes people feel like they are suddenly opened. Installations always have a honey attraction to crime scenes.

Continuing the immersive theatrical installation "One Day", 7 days a week, open a room every day with different interactions. In the Tuesday room, for example, people enter the door from both sides of the room, and in the middle is a mirror that can see both the opposite side and themselves, and their own shadows overlap with each other's images. It needs to be locked inside for 15 minutes, waiting for the interaction between the two parties.