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This thesis is the author's creation and publication during the research period, with the theme of "out of the rope into the painting", that is, the author is good at creating knots. He also studied the Tao Te Ching during the creation period, trying to understand Lao Tzu's inaction thoughts. Through the creative process, he also found an outlet for his emotions, and re-looked at himself and the people, things and things around him. Finally, it is presented in the form of an exhibition, leaving an unforgettable record of the life experience at this stage. This thesis contains five chapters. The first chapter "Introduction" explains the creation of this thesis: the author has been studying, creating and teaching knots for more than 30 years. I have witnessed and participated in the heyday of the development of knots and the current decline. Forgotten by people and eliminated by the torrent of the times, they decided to use knots as the material for creation, and use "current emotional perception" as the internal driving force to let the works follow the mood and emotions. Created for expressive knots. The second chapter, "Theoretical Basis", explains the references and content analysis of this thesis, discusses the development and application of knots, the structure and symbolic meaning of mandala, and the elaboration of the natural inaction in the Tao Te Ching, which is used as the theoretical basis for this research. in accordance with. Chapter 3 "Creative Concepts and Form Techniques" explains the ideas that this thesis wants to express in the creation. The creative concepts are divided into two series: "forgetting me" and "looking at me". Sad, depressed and depressed me. "Looking at me" is an expectation for oneself, starting with a new self, welcoming and viewing oneself with a new attitude and state of mind, and working towards the spirit of inaction. There are two types of formal techniques: "single knot" and "application of knot". Chapter 4 "Works Description" describes the mood and feeling of the creation moment for each piece of work, as well as the structure of use. Chapter 5 "Conclusion" re-examines the creation of this thesis. Through the interaction and feedback with the audience during the solo exhibition, I hope that based on this thesis, I will have a clearer and clearer direction for my future creation.
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