التصوير الجداري المصري بين ذاتية الفنان وموضوعية العمل

الملخص EN

Mural painting is influenced by various factors such as its relationship to architecture, social and cultural aspects, as well as certain requirements imposed by the sponsoring entity of the mural work.

the mural artist may lean towards some of these factors, which can negatively affect the creative process of the design.

as a result, the final product of the mural may appear blurred and lacking the desired or complete artistic qualities.

therefore, the research examines the subjectivity of the artist in mural art and the extent to which it is achieved in contrast to the objectivity that may address the subject matter of the mural materially.

there are diverse opinions regarding the definition of subjectivity and objectivity, and their connection to beauty and artistic works, as well as their reception by the audience.

some opinions emphasize the necessity of one or the other as essential elements that should not be abandoned in artistic work.

some artists have sometimes excessively embraced one of these aspects, while others have managed to strike a balance between their artistic self and the objectivity of the work.

mural painting in Egypt has fluctuated between subjectivity and objectivity among its artists.

due to some external influences, we find that objectivity dominates a significant portion of the works, especially those with a general character.

some artists have attempted to balance their artistic self with the objectivity of the work, while another category has inclined their works towards self-expression, achieving pioneering perspectives in the field of mural painting.

subjectivity and objectivity can coexist and merge within a single artwork without contradiction or conflict, especially since the artist's self is an integral part of the objectivity of the artistic work, as it is a human product directed towards humans.

it carries emotions and sensations evoked by the artist through their visual language expressed through elements and symbols that hold intrinsic meaning and significant value in the recipient's conscience.