AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF VISUAL INDUCTION ON PAINTINGS

Abstract

This article focuses on the core concept of visual induction and analyzes its theoretical basis
and effects in painting. It explores the application of visual induction in painting creation and
its impact on the artwork. This study draws on previous research and starts with the relationship
between visual perception and painting, as well as the relevant concepts of visual induction. It
systematically analyzes the theoretical concepts, types, principles, and functions of visual
induction, and discusses the causes, effects, and general patterns of visual induction from
various perspectives. It also analyzes the actual use of visual induction in artwork.
This research adopts a combined qualitative and quantitative research method to observe
and analyze artworks that employ visual induction. Data is collected through questionnaire
surveys and analyzed to gain a deeper understanding of how visual induction is implemented
in painting. The study analyzes the impact of visual induction on the psychological state of the
painter and the interaction between the audience and the artist. The research results indicate
that there is a mutual influence and connection between visual induction, artistic expression,
and the audience. It can capture the audience’s attention and interest, promote interaction
between the audience and the artwork, enhance the attractiveness, dissemination, and influence
of the artwork, and have a positive impact.