What are the classifications and characteristics of modern floral art?

Classification and characteristics of modern floral art:

1. Natural style floral art: the pursuit of nature and authenticity, emphasizing the shape, color and lines of the flowers themselves. It is characterized by fully displaying the vitality of plants, mostly seasonal flowers, with rich colors and diverse shapes.

2. Simple style floral art: with simplicity and liveliness as the main purpose, eliminating tediousness and pursuing refinement. Its main features are the use of a small amount of flowers with strong visual impact, clear structure and focus on the sense of space.

3. Retro-style floral arrangements: nostalgic, romantic, recreating historical classics. Classical vases, flower baskets and flowers are commonly used, with warm colors and plump shapes, giving people a feeling of going back in time.

4. Modern minimalist style floral art: combine modern design with minimalist concepts, focusing on innovation and practicality. It is characterized by smooth lines, bright colors, and the use of non-traditional flowers and containers, showing a strong sense of modernity.

The difference between modern floral art and ancient floral art:

1. Purpose and function: Ancient floral art is mostly used in religious, sacrificial or ceremonial occasions, emphasizing a sense of ritual and symbolic meaning. Modern floral art, on the other hand, pays more attention to decoration and beautifying the living environment, and pursues visual enjoyment and emotional expression.

2. Materials and technology: Most of the materials used in ancient floral art were natural materials, such as flowers, branches, leaves, etc. The production process was relatively simple and mainly relied on handcrafting. Modern floral art widely uses a variety of new materials and technical means, such as metal, glass, plastic and other synthetic materials, as well as the application of aerodynamics, biology and other technologies, making modern floral art more diverse and innovative.

3. Form and style: The form and style of ancient floral art were relatively simple, and were mostly limited by the artistic style and aesthetic concepts of the time. Modern floral art has absorbed artistic elements and styles from all over the world, forming diversified and personalized features. From natural style to abstract style, from simplicity to complexity, the styles of modern floral art are rich and diverse, meeting the aesthetic needs of different people.

4. Space and environment: Ancient floral art paid less attention to space and environment, and mainly focused on the shape and color matching of the flowers themselves. Modern floral art pays more attention to the coordination and integration of flowers and the environment. It creates a specific atmosphere and emotion through the placement and design of flowers, so that flowers and the environment form an interactive relationship.