السمات التشكيلية والتقنية في أفلام الفنانة فيت هوبلي Faith Hubley ودورها في إثراء أفلام الرسوم المتحركة كلغة عالمية تقرب الثقافات والشعوب

Abstract EN

Animation films are an extension of the human imagination and can simulation any idea of the filmmaker's imagination.

He has the complete freedom and flexibility to carry out any idea, regardless of its objectivity or reality, the fact that animated films are our open windows to the world of Infinite Fiction.

The Beatle Hopley is one of the artists who have shown in their art an exodus towards abandoning the control of reason or rational thinking, which has gained its artistic properties that do not accept logical cognition or clear understanding.

Rather, it conveys highly imaginative visions in which it expresses a bold imagination crystallized in its color schemes, her characters are rooted, expressive and unique in twentieth-century animation, and although they are simple in their works, they are characterized by intense expression, and show in their colors a tremendous amount of spontaneity combined with imagination.

The artist Faith Elliott, the wife of artist John Hobley, worked in Hollywood and New York as a writer, layout designer and director of animated films, founded with John in 1955.

Their collaboration resulted in 22 films, she was nominated for the Academy Awards, three of whom were awarded Oscars, and since John's death, Feith has continued to produce independent films facing social-related issues and has become the inspiration for a generation of women producing animated films.

Her films show images drawn from different legends, cultures and primitive arts.

Her films have been influenced by the simplistic impressionist style of modern artists such as Picasso, Matisse, Kelly and Miro.

They also use various materials such as oil paints, water colors and colored pens.