《抽象画》posted anonymously for smashing this morning, with comments that follow

By Ouyang Yu

 


Comment by Zhang Chunhua:

《抽象画》特评：画面是整齐而公正的，甚至给人产生视觉上的洁癖，可连续的“no”表明，诗者内心反抗的波澜，直至终结。

无数的哀鸣，都来自微小的组合，从天空至大地，从眼泪到腐烂的躯壳，这幅洁白中透出生命鼓点的具象画，并不抽象，我听见了你血流的声音。（张春华）


Comment by 殷梅：


极简主义的魅力！后现代主义许多流派来了去，变了来，只有极简主义，永远在不败之地。极简主义变得更成熟、更象征寓意，让人看了没脾气。哪一个都好：极简主义绘画、极简主义装置、极简主义雕塑、极简主义建筑、极简主义舞蹈、极简主义音乐、极简主义设计、极简主义时尚、极简主义电影、极简主义小说、极简主义服装、极简主义家具、极简主义装饰、极简主义室内设计、极简主义工业设计、极简主义色彩、极简主义饮食、极简主义生活方式、极简主义思想、极简主义极简主、极简主义极简、极简主义极、极 ...、..、.


Comment by杨于军：


的确，那些排列的小 no 似乎平静其实已经蓄势待发，就像多米诺骨牌，具有颠覆的力量

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