Through the discussion and analysis of the relevant theories of art design, this paper gives the application value of cross-cultural communication in art design, and takes association and symbolic culture as the starting point. Research shows that cross-language communication is a very effective and important way of communication. However, when the cultural background of different countries is quite different, this phenomenon has a more obvious impact on the creative thinking and expression forms of artistic works between them. At the same time, it would also bring psychological and spiritual pressure and impact to artists to a certain extent, resulting in the lack of innovation in the art field of art design works, and even be denied. In the acceptance degree of art exchange works, the proportion of very accepting is 76.5%, the proportion of general accepting is 20%, and the proportion of not accepting is 3.5%. Under the environment of innovation, Chinese local design seeks a proper path of cross-cultural communication, which is an important way for cross-cultural communication to go to the world and get the world culture and art design.

Meijin Hsiao. Influence and Innovation of Cross-Cultural Communication on Art Design. International Journal of Art Innovation and Development (2023), Vol. 4, Issue 1: 180-190. https://doi.org/10.38007/IJAID.2023.040117.

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