Time and Space Reconstruction: Teaching Research to Inspire Students’ Imagination and Creativity

Demei QIN

Abstract


As a kind of formal conception, time and space reconstruction reflects painters’ free imagination and creativity. The key to teaching using time and space reconstruction is to develop students’ imagination, inspire their creative potential and cultivate them into creative artistic talents.


Keywords


Imagination, Creativity, Time and Space, Reconstruction

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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3968/%25x

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