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Painting reflects people''s psychological state, life characteristics, personality, moods, and thoughts about beauty, painting literacy, also often project on paintings. This study, conducted from 2007 to 2015, aims to understand the image creation process, individuals’ use of symbols to explore their inner worlds and to help them survive difficulties in their external reality. This is the most primitive purpose for art – to communicate with other beings’ souls. Art is more like a fantastical way of exploring the halls of the subconscious mind and finding alternative spiritual paths. The creation of an image not only opens the door to the process of exploring and knowing one’s self as a whole but also paves the way for the creation of new images by involving life experiences directly. This study is based an inner experiences, so the discussion about Freud (1856-1939)and the complexes mentioned by Carl Gustav Jung,(1875-1961),are a good starting point for analyzing the mental pain caused by anxiety and trauma, which inherent in individuals infinite fermentation. This study investigated the phenomenon of trauma recovery, through three series of works – natural landscapes, ancient cities in Europe and America, and the characters to achieve individual shaping and individual significance. The author uses a process of self-perception and creation, seeking understanding of self and the meaning of existence, finding courage to face the realities of life, and pursuing some psychological equilibrium. Through this study aims to face unpredictable factors within troubled souls in the hopes of promoting recovery from trauma, it also aims to help them find their inner selves, in order for them to identify the creative process and transform the trauma into positive growth while reflecting on the meaning of life.
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