德国现代画家诺尔德在被纳粹禁止作画期间秘密创作了大量作品,即“未画出的画”。这些作品手法直接,游离在真实与虚幻之间,表现出复杂的精神意象,是诺尔德被纳粹迫害时内心的情感体验。本文对诺尔德“未画出的画”进行解读,剖析作品表象下的深层意味,揭示诺尔德在政治禁锢下灵魂流浪的困境以及在困境中的自我超越。 Nold, a modern German painter, secretly produced a large number of works during the Nazi ban on painting, namely “paintings that were not drawn”. These works are direct and free from the real and the illusory, showing the complicated mental imagery, which is the inner emotional experience of Nolde when persecuted by the Nazis. This article interprets Noel’s “Unpainted Painting”, analyzes the deep meaning under the appearance of his works, and reveals Nold’s predicament of soul wandering under the political captive and his own transcendence in the difficult situation.