Wrath of Color-Fauvism Art Oil Painting

These days I have been addicted into changeable colors. Every day, I am sitting at my office desk to do a lot of trifle things one by one. I always feel dull and even irritated. I think my life is so machine-parse like, no better than the changeless objects in still life oil paintings. They at least have wonderful color and exquisite outline while I merely have pale hue in my life. I am badly eager to altering into some kind of life full of passion with all kinds of activities. I want the life filled in colorful things which can release depression, misery, and sorrow. It should be featured in a sense as what infauvism oil painting -passionate, bold and a little exaggerating. I love fauvism oil painting for its hue, its expressive force, its unchained composition. Fauvism artists always have rare intuition on color; their usage of color is the most important technique in art creation. Sometimes they are used to choose heavy and strong pigment to convey their conception of creating. Strong color is commonly appearing in fauvism art works and it is more obviously to grasp the notice, but it is not the key of fauvism. Expression of color properly is the real key. For example, in Henri Matisse's Les Oiseaux, there isn't any heavy color in it; just a azure blue background and a line of flying white birds. Bold but not exceedingly abreacted, colorful but not chaos, zeal but not crazy, is the feeling fauvism oil paintings bring to viewers. In fauvism art, the wrath of color burst in peace as usual.