Hologo Matiz 6

Author: Hebei Fine Arts
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Hologo Mattise's poster art demands an independent interpretive standard. No art can communicate as directly as posters do, and this communication carries emotional undertones, subtly blending tension with revelation, mystery with information. Theatrical posters are information about theater performances; they are not simplified primers to understand a director's inspiration or comic strips introducing the play. Instead, they provide a guide to watching the drama through thick atmospheres or through mythical depictions of characters. Hologo Mattise was utterly captivated, working with a frenzied, almost obsessive dedication. The fundamental and guiding principles of visual communication are completely absent here. Behind the era-specific rules and dull conventions, he discovered a fresh and striking realm. A painting is good if it reaches an indescribable realm. A painting is good if it cannot be fully described, depicted, or explained in detail. (Otherwise, there is no need to create it.)