Externalization of Youth's Psychological Feelings in Artistic Expression

The specific survival of a new generation of youth affects their growth and their artistic landscape. Their art almost obscures all the clues of the temperament compared to the previous generation. In essence, they all construct their own works of art based on the psychological reality of the individual. In response to this feature, the theoretical circles define it as "youth painting" and "cartoon painting". Their works of art are an understanding, imagination and sublimation of personal growth experiences and feelings of survival. In the works, young artists often take the elements of popular culture such as photos, magazines, cartoons and cartoons as their external characteristics. Their works directly present the scene of the individual's inner feelings, and the picture has a visual meaning. This also makes them essentially separate from the previous generation of painters, while reflecting the psychological qualities of a generation of young people. This frees the young people's artistic creation from the previous social collective consciousness and the creative mode that is bound by the social consciousness. Therefore, the artistic creation truly reflects the individual personality and emotional feelings of the individual artist.