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Volume Title: Digital Technology in Architecture and Arts - Era Challenges

DOI: 10.21608/dtaa21.2022.1729

Walaa Ahmed Abdel Latif Ismail

Lecturer of painting - Faculty of Fine Arts - Assiut University, Egypt

The world according to Leibniz is a group of monads or spiritual atoms present in nature, whose images appear in living organisms, and we feel them, forming artistic ideas, carrying the elements of the universe that contain spiritual atoms that inspire the artist, where he can form those ideas, and be primary elements and plastic symbols in a painting artistic, and understanding the monads achieved in them by the descriptive analytical approach of some contemporary artworks by Egyptian artists, which are considered to have a role in the artistic expression of the creative process, especially in the art of painting.
The research came to explain how to achieve it in a painting, and to clarify its appearance in some examples, by shedding light on the role of imagination and clarifying the inspirations that help the artist in achieving it.

Monads; Painting; Contemporary Egyptian Art

Arts, Heritage and Culture