This thesis traces a particular discussion by asking ”How do works of art represent social classes?” instead of the rhetoric question of ”What does a work of art repre-sent?” Artistic representations have a political/class ...

The door to enter the space in daily life is used as a metaphor for this thesis. The thesis, which we encounter with both space and concept, is presented as space itself in terms of content and form. Social, sociological ...

Everyday life is comprised of all moments building up the life of the individual such as spare time, family life and private life as well as the aggregate of actions such as eating and drinking, sleeping and shopping along ...

In this report, the applications produced in the context of place-artwork integrity have been examined with reference to the history of art and today's dynamics from past to present. The place-artwork integration, which ...

Through technologic developmants, attainableness and speed lead to disruption and disintegration for the today’s human being. Within the scope of this thesis, the feeling of this disruption and disintegration and the process ...

The anxiety emerging from human’s urge to conform and concern for status which develops with the damage caused by humanity both to himself and on to nature is aimed to be expressed through “dormant/sleeping/sleep allegory”. ...