PROSES KREATIF PELUKIS KALIGRAFI ISLAM: SEBUAH PENELITIAN KUALITATIF
Abstract: The aim
of this study
is to descriptively
explore the creative
process experienced by Islamic
calligraphy painters. The
research subjects were
active muslim calligraphy painters whose age were above 21
years old and have produced more than 5 Islamic calligraphy paintings. Subjects
of this research were: Munichy B. Edrees, H. Ashady and Syaiful Adnan.
The data was
obtained from a
semi-structured interview. The
use of this method of data was
intended to identify the creative process among those Islamic calligraphy
painters.
The results of this research on the creative process in Islamic calligraphy
painters were of the followings:
(1) it took
a good mood
and tranquil mind
to paint, (2)
specified situations may generate inspiration, (3) a desire to paint
which were derived from the surrounding
reality and occurences, both social
and spiritual, (4)
the painters‘ feeling of
horizontal and vertical satisfaction resulting from painting. (5) the need to
probe for a certain theme through the collection of relevant information, (6)
the creative process influenced by religious
activities, (7) the
painters‘ interest and
concern on specific themes, (8)
the creative process
influenced by technical
skills of calligraphy painting, (9) the painters’ compliance
to follow their hand movements as they
were believed to be inspired by
Allah. There were,
in fact, similarities
and differences found
in each calligraphy painters in
their creative painting process.
Penulis: Nofan G. Lismarwan
& H. Fuad Nashori
Kode Jurnal: jppsikologikepribadiandd100017
