Recently, this topic of "nakedness" has really made a lot of noise! Some people say that this is art, a brave expression that breaks through traditional aesthetics; Some people also call this a naked hooligan. Today, let's talk about whether it is artistic dedication or the rogue nature that can't be hidden?
Is it really not ashamed to be "naked"?
To be honest, when I saw the words "naked", my first reaction was: Wow, this is too exciting! But if you think about it carefully, don't we Chinese pay attention to "concealment" from ancient times to the present? Why is it becoming popular now?
Some people say that this is a breakthrough in traditional aesthetics and a manifestation of courage and honesty. Hey, I don't see it that way! You say you want to break the tradition, so why don't you wear a bikini and show your belly button? You have to be naked, isn't it obvious to attract attention!
Artistic dedication or hooliganism?
Let's talk about this "artistic dedication". Some people really put gold on their faces, as if they were "naked" and how noble they are. I just want to ask: what art can you convey when you stand there naked? In addition to making people shine (or black), what other profound connotations can they have?
To put it bluntly, isn't this just a hooligan under the guise of art! If you really have artistic cells, let's look at your paintings, sculptures, and appreciate your singing and dancing, which is not more interesting than being naked?
Nude selfies: show yourself or attract attention?
Now there is no one in this trend of nude selfies. Everyone says that this is to show oneself and pursue beauty. I wondered, can't I show myself in clothes? Does it have to be naked to be real?
Besides, don't you just want others to see it when you post it on the Internet? What kind of pursuit of beauty is this, it is clearly to attract attention and attract fans! If you want me to say, instead of spending time researching how to shoot more explicitly, it is better to read more books and enhance your inner beauty, that is really attractive!
Hype: Artistic gimmick or bottomless marketing?
The most annoying thing is that some institutions and individuals now obviously want to hype, and they have to use the banner of art. What kind of nude exhibitions and candid photos on the streets, to put it bluntly, don't you just want to gain popularity?
This kind of behavior not only does not promote the development of art, but makes people prejudiced against art. You say you want to innovate, yes, but can you have a bottom line? Can you not always think about the lower half of your body? Artists, please be noble!
Part IV: Conclusion
In the final analysis, this "naked" problem is, in the final analysis, a question of values. We need to keep up with the times, but also maintain our own cultural heritage. It's right to pursue innovation, but you can't lose the bottom line; It's okay to express yourself, but you have to pay attention to the way and the way.