四时缯
Silk Manuscripts of the Four Seasons
艺术与科技 | 图案设计
Art and Technology | Pattern Design
楚帛书是我国目前出土的最早的图文并茂的战国帛书，作品以楚帛书上所绘制的十二幅神秘奇诡、风格各异的月神形象为原型，以四时为序，通过提炼其造型元素和符号特征，将十二月神图像重构为四幅复合图案，融入先秦时期楚地自然观念，在色彩选择上遵循楚帛书色彩观，展现楚帛书所承载的楚地的自然崇拜与原始表达。
The Chu silk manuscript is the earliest silk manuscript with both pictures and texts unearthed in China so far, dating back to the Warring States Period. This work takes the twelve mysterious, strange and stylistically diverse images of the lunar gods depicted on the Chu silk manuscript as the prototype. Arranged in the order of the four seasons, by refining their modeling elements and symbolic features, the images of the twelve lunar gods are reconstructed into four composite patterns. It incorporates the natural concepts of the Chu region during the Pre-Qin period. In terms of color selection, it follows the color concept of the Chu silk manuscript, showcasing the natural worship and primitive expressions of the Chu region that the Chu silk manuscript carries.
