Why take pictures of body art and what is its purpose? Let’s talk about everyone’s views.

I am engaged in art, and I am engaged in Chinese painting. I have never painted before, especially realistic paintings of nude models.

I will answer this question according to the understanding of the art world.

1. First, why do you paint nudes?

Taking human body beauty as a field of artistic creation has a long history in Europe. The aesthetic thoughts of the ancient philosopher Socrates are evidence of this. He believed that the beauty of the human body in art must be both spiritual and physical, and should be dominated by the spirit. More than 700 years later, an esthetician named Plotinus emphasized when talking about the beauty of the human body: the beautiful body is only the most beautiful traces, shadows and reflections. In order to display this highest beauty, the soul must first be freed from the dirt of the body. What is "dirt"? In other words, "sensory feelings". This view is a reflection of the feudal theological concepts of Europe in the Middle Ages. At that time, in order to express the pure "soul", the "dirt" of the body had to be removed. In the hundreds of years before Titian was born, there were also some human body artworks. But it only shows a human skeleton and a piece of shriveled skin.

From around 1530, Titian began to use "pagan" themes, that is, to create a series of works of naked women based on images from ancient Greek and Roman mythology. This was also a major theme of the Venetian School. feature. In terms of expressing the beauty of the human body, the Venetian School, like the Florentine painters, dared to break through the cage of concepts that had long shackled people, revived the aesthetics of ancient Greece, and integrated it into the aesthetic ideal of humanism.

The highest ideal of Venetian school art is to fully display all the wonderful enjoyment of worldly life. The aesthetics of humanism is an aesthetics of human liberation, which is bred out of the universal desire of the masses.

2. Talking from the perspective of an artist. What you said, "Is it for economic material? Or for so-called art?" Maybe you are referring to the model itself?

I think they are doing it for financial and material gain, and they learned to say it is for "art" after listening to the colleges and universities that employ them. I think that no man or woman, both at home and abroad, is willing to be naked in public, especially to have others look at them intently and for a long time, and to paint meticulously. So the person who hired him said it was for "art", which I believe; the model himself said that he dedicated himself to art, but I said that was nonsense.

3. How are their families doing?

It is said that their work is generally not disclosed to outsiders. If you are interested, you can read the reports on this aspect.

4. This depends on their lover’s understanding and understanding of this, and economic interests must be taken into consideration. I think his lover must be feeling uncomfortable. Regardless of whether it is Chinese or foreign, whether it is traditional or not, as far as human beings are concerned, love is selfish, and it is impossible to tolerate other people coveting one's lover (whether legitimate or improper). However, due to economic considerations, for the sake of art - just It's just an excuse. One day it will "no longer serve as art" or fall apart.

This is my understanding.