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After l i fe experienced space-t ime refined, heart that faces variable and
void l i fe forms inef fable inanit ion, causing inner spir i t to reconsider and
deconstruct l i fe’ s appearance and gives l i fe multipl icat ive possible new
annotat ion and orientat ion.
By the explorat ion that inner spir i t consciousness discovers the past
and present l i fe phenomenon and t ransformation of art is t ic creat ion to
appear the l i fe mental imagery reflected from the writer’ s inner spir i t . Via
this records the most important change and turn of mind in the writer’ s l i fe
course.
Through psychology bibl iography researching deeply construct ion and
work of inner l i fe consciousness , understanding content of l i fe and inspir i t ,
moreover clarifying the interconnection between metal considerat ion and
creat ion via researching art bibl iography help the writer construct discourse
theory, abstract creation element and clarify creat ive thought .
This research is that mainly the writer looks for l i fe experience and
real izes from her l i fe course and f ind out the l i fe real izat ion and image
vocabulary of subconscious through art is t ic creat ion and from the art is t ic
imagery reflected by subconscious introspects inner spir i t’ s real
annotat ion to l i fe and then feedback and appear new real izat ion as a
artwork.
Via spir i t t ransformation of art appears cryptic inner world of l i fe .
Through the implicat ion and imagery of art is t ic creat ion to appear insight
and annotat ion of inner l i fe , showing the realest original form of self - l i fe
and looking for the juncture to re-know self-spir i t .
Keyword: l i fe , mental imagery, surreal ism, l i fe course, l i fe experience.


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