Rococo Art Features

Rococo art is an art form popular in France in the 18th century. Its artistic style is characterized by lightness, magnificence, delicacy, delicacy, complexity, weakness and softness. The rococo style pursues light, delicate and elegant. Because it was the most popular in Louis XV, it is also called "Louis XV". It is a style formed on the basis of Baroque art and integrating new social thoughts, values and aesthetic views. In addition, Rococo art was also influenced by East Asian art in the process of its formation. Rococo style colors are very delicate and bright, such as light green, pink, scarlet and other colors. Most of the moldings are made of gold and are widely used in architecture, decoration, painting, literature, sculpture, music and other art fields.

Rococo art is beautiful. Schiller said: "The role of beauty is to lead the perceptual people to form and thinking, and bring the spiritual people back to the material and the perceptual world".

From the perspective of lines, the structure of Coco sculpture is full of curve interest. The shape of the work is often treated with C-shaped, S-shaped, and swirl-shaped curves, and the work is sculpted with oriental decorative techniques. From the perspective of composition and form, the pursuit of lightness and asymmetry is the concept, and the form also emphasizes the sense of movement with light and elegant decoration.

In terms of color and lustre treatment, the sculpture abandons the sense of strength and overall momentum in the past, and then pursues a soft, gorgeous, and light, which conveys a relaxed, comfortable, and pleasant sensory pleasure. In terms of art and technology, Rococo sculpture style advocates "nature" after artificial modification, and the sculpture is even over-carved. Rococo also attaches importance to the banter and elegance of the artistic interest of the sculpture characters, showing various kinds of love, such as romantic love, sexual love, maternal love, etc., and even has the characteristics of over-expression of lust and eroticism. The naked desire should break through the rationality of human spirit.