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The relationship between art and folk art

The relationship between art and folk art is reflected in the origin and inheritance, forms and styles of expression, modern development and influence.

1. Origin and inheritance: Folk art originates from the people and is an art form created by the people in their daily lives. It is usually closely related to regional culture, national traditions and folk beliefs, and reflects people's lifestyle and values. The form and theme of folk art are often integrated with local cultural characteristics, and folk art is also an important carrier of cultural inheritance.

2. Expression form and style: Folk art usually has distinctive features in expression form and style. These characteristics often come from the local cultural background and traditional skills. China's folk art forms include paper-cutting, embroidery and clay sculpture. These art forms have unique styles and characteristics in material selection, composition design and color application.

3. Modern development and influence: With the development of modern society, folk art is also facing new challenges and opportunities. The value and significance of traditional folk art in modern society are gradually re-recognized. Many artists and scholars devote themselves to the research and protection of folk art in order to inherit and develop it better.

The influence of folk art on modern art;

1. Source of inspiration: Folk art provides rich inspiration for modern artists with its unique creativity and aesthetic value. Many modern artists draw elements from folk art and combine these traditional elements with modern art forms to create works with unique charm. Some modern paintings draw lessons from the design, color and composition of folk art, which makes the works have deeper connotation and visual impact.

2. Cultural inheritance: As an important part of traditional culture, folk art has a far-reaching impact on the development of modern art. By inheriting and developing folk art, modern artists can better understand and express local culture, thus making modern works of art more regional and national. Folk art also provides a unique way of expression and skills for modern art, enriching the diversity of art.

3. Social significance: the influence of folk art on modern art is also reflected in its social significance. Folk art works usually reflect people's lives, beliefs and values, and convey people's pursuit of a better life and awe of nature. By tapping the social value of folk art, modern artists can create works with profound connotations and arouse the audience's concern and protection of traditional culture.