استخدام الفن السريالي لأعمال سلفادور دالي في تصميم فساتين السهرة
الكلمات المفتاحية:
السريالية، سلفادور دالي، فساتين السهرة
الملخص
يعتبر الفن السريالي الذي عرف بأنه عالم الأحلام حيث يتعامل مع الجانب الخفي من طبيعة الإنسان والتي من المحتمل أن تكون مصدر لإلهام المصممين، والفن السريالي يتيح الاستفادة منه في ابتكار تصميمات لملابس السهرة. وتمثلت أهداف البحث في الاستفادة من عناصر واسس الفن السريالي وكذلك تحليل بعض لوحان الفنان سلفادور دالي وايضا ابتكار تصميمات فنية وتشكيلية لملابس السهرة من اعمال الفنان سلفادور دالي ووصف وتحليل التصميمات المبتكرة وتوظيف بعض برامج التصميم الالكتروني. تتجلى أهمية البحث التعرف على القيم الجمالية والفنية للفن السريالي واستخدامه كمصدر ثري للتصميم في مجال الفنون التطبيقية عامة وملابس السهرة خاصة ودمج الفنون التشكيلية من خلال اعمال الفنان السريالي لسلفادور دالي في تصميمات جديدة لملابس السهرة، كذلك لفت انتباه مصممي الأزياء إلى أهمية الفن السريالي كمصدر ثري للأفكار الإبداعية في مجال الموضة والأزياء، ويقدم هذا البحث رؤية فنية جديدة. استخدم في إجراء البحث كل من المنهج التجريبي وذلك من خلال ابتكار التصميمات المنفذة لفساتين السهرة المستوحاة من رسومات الفنان سلفادور دالي، والمنهج الوصفي التحليلي يتضمن اشكالا كثيرة، واهمها دراسة وتحليل الاعمال الفنية السريالية للفنان سلفادور دالي، وأوصى البحث بالاهتمام بتدريس الفنون المختلفة وخاصة الفن السريالي مما يحوي من أفكار جديدة، والاهتمام بصورة أكبر بالربط بين الفن الحديث والاستفادة منها في مجال تصميم ملابس السهرة، وإلقاء الضوء على الفن السريالي بكافة الطرق التي يمكن الاستعانة بها في مجال تصميم الأزياء.
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منشور
2025-02-14
كيفية الاقتباس
ريم محسن محمد الزهراني, & أ.د. سالية حسن عبد الله خفاجي. (2025). استخدام الفن السريالي لأعمال سلفادور دالي في تصميم فساتين السهرة. International Journal on Humanities and Social Sciences, (64), 226-254. https://doi.org/10.33193/IJoHSS.64.2025.793
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