Abstract:
The main objective of this study is to study the identity of culture and art
between the Sukhothai period of Thailand and the Yuan-Song perlod of China's visual.
artworks. and create visual art works that use cultural elements from the Sukhothai
period and the Yuan-Song period. By exploring the artistic elements of these two
perlods, this study aims to investigate the interplay between them and explore the
potential for cross-cultural fusion. By analyzing artistic identity Define the scope of
creativity and creation of visual arts. The results of the study found that, the
Sukhothai period represents the zenith of Thai art, with Its artistic works emphasizing
the expression of religious beliefs and cultural traditions. Artistic elements in
Thailand, such as temple architecture, Buddha statues, and murals, vividly showcase
the significance of Buddhism in Thai culture. These works serve as a medium for
religious expression and reflect the values and belief systems of Thai society.
Simultaneously, the Yuan-Song period of China is regarded as a golden age in
Chinese art history, with a focus on painting, which a lively and diverse range of
forms and subjects, The artistic elements of both periods reached their pinnacle
within their respective cultures, providing rich source material for cross-cultural
fusion. By combining the artistic elements of the Sukhothai period in Thailand and
the Yuan-Song period in China, it offers a fresh perspective and inspiration for
creating visually meaningful works of art