The Concept Of Space Order In Western Postmodernist Painting

The space problem of painting is an important subject for us to study painting.The establishment of the space order of painting is the first step from basic training to artistic creation.This paper mainly explores the development and evolution of the space order of painting.Through sorting out the history of art,we have a deep understanding of the development of the space order of painting,so as to understand the concept of space order of post-modernism painting.Through the post-modernist view of painting space order to inspire the creation of contemporary painting and new attempts in space.The main contents of this paper are as follows: The first chapter mainly introduces the concept of painting space order before post-modernism,including: the classical painting space order before modernism and the modernist painting space order.The second chapter mainly discusses the order of painting space under the background of post-modernism culture.In the second chapter,we first discuss the aesthetics of post-modernism culture and post-modernism.After introducing the classical theory of post-modernism,we have a basic understanding of post-modernism culture and aesthetics.Then we discuss the spatial characteristics of post-modernism painting,mainly discussing Francis.Bacon's redefinition of painting space after the return of easel painting,the new attempt of German Neo-Expressionism in the exploration of painting space in the 1970 s and the analysis of the order of painting space by Neo Rauch,representative of Leipzig School of Painting.Finally,it analyses the new spatial form of painting in the Romanian region of Eastern Europe.In the last chapter of this article,we mainly discuss the analysis of the current order of painting space,through combing the order of painting space in the first two chapters to conduct a comprehensive analysis of painting space,and through personal painting creation to explain some of the experience gained in the exploration of painting space,providing theoretical support for future painting creation.