Chinese temple murals record images related to social life such as ancient architecture, characters, costumes, dances, music, tools, etc., and also depict the faces of gods and Buddhas beyond reality. Studying the artistic images of temple murals can ...
Chinese temple murals record images related to social life such as ancient architecture, characters, costumes, dances, music, tools, etc., and also depict the faces of gods and Buddhas beyond reality. Studying the artistic images of temple murals can provide reference value for the inheritance and development of Chinese traditional culture, and also provide important reference and inspiration for modern artistic creation.
Temple murals can be seen everywhere in China, and Inner Mongolia also preserves a large number of temple murals. These murals are located in remote places, small in scale and lacking in influence, and are easily overlooked. What's more regrettable is that due to the long history, neglect of maintenance, natural disasters, war damage and other reasons, Inner Mongolia temple murals have suffered irreparable losses.
Fortunately, some temple murals have been preserved intact, among which the Meidai Zhao murals in Inner Mongolia are the most numerous, most complete, and best preserved temple murals in Inner Mongolia, presenting extremely precious artistic images.
At present, most of the research on the art of Meidai Zhao murals focuses on theoretical content such as tourism protection and cultural development, and a small amount is from the architectural perspective, and some areas still need further exploration. Moreover, the research on Meidai Zhao murals is basically based on image analysis, protection and restoration, and cultural exchange. Although there is some involvement in the development and application of cultural creative products, most of them are simple copies of traditional artistic images, resulting in the symbol characteristics of cultural creative products being extremely weakened, leading to the bad situation of cultural creative products appearing to be rigid and superficial. Based on this, the research direction of this paper is to take the visual image research of Meidai Zhao murals in Inner Mongolia as the entry point, combine modern technology, deeply analyze the secular images in the visual images, develop cultural creative products that meet the creative purpose, and apply them to modern life, meet the multi-level needs of modern people, and also add new design elements to modern art.
This paper hopes to further think about the modern inheritance and innovation path of the culture and art of the northern minorities in China based on the research results of predecessors, and explore the development and application strategy of cultural creative products under the promotion concept of national traditional culture. At the same time, taking Meidai Zhao murals as the main research object, develop cultural creative products with profound cultural value, aesthetic value and practical value, adapt to the needs of modern life, meet the market consumption demand, stimulate the internal vitality of Inner Mongolia's cultural creative industry, and promote the development and prosperity of Inner Mongolia's cultural creative cause.
This research focuses on exploring from the aspects of cultural origin, cultural expression, cultural connotation, cultural value, etc., to promote the renewal and development of Inner Mongolia's traditional culture, and present Inner Mongolia with an open, inclusive, and inclusive cultural image. At the same time, the research on the visual image of Meidai Zhao murals in Inner Mongolia is used for the development and application of cultural creative products. This research can not only improve the strategic significance of Inner Mongolia's urban image, but also play a good role in promoting the development of Inner Mongolia's cultural creative industry in the future.
In the research, the author creatively disseminates the temple culture of Inner Mongolia, allowing the originally cold historical relics lying in the murals to "come alive" and "move". Find the combination point of chasing the "timeliness" trend from Meidai Zhao murals, and achieve the purpose of truly promoting the propaganda and economic development of Inner Mongolia's culture.