The aim of this study is to examine the historical roots, development and current state of Pop Surrealism and to carry out Pop Surrealist practice studies based on the importance of art in health. It is aimed to create ...

Information designs used in historical areas have developed considerably thanks to today's technological possibilities and have evolved from still texts and visuals to interactive information designs. Due to the high level ...

Throughout history, video games graphics have progressed in parallel with developing and changing technology. While the video games developed in the early seventies had a very simple structure due to the hardware features ...

The concept of intertextuality, theorized by Julia Kristeva, asserts that artworks are interconnected and that this interconnection is inevitable. This theory is not only applicable to linguistics but also used as a method ...

Historically, one of the subjects on which the most ideas and theories have been produced by humanity is the phenomenon of "death" over the soul-body relationship. The human being, who first wonders about herself/himself, ...

The main issue of this study is to explore the reflections on the dualistic structure between nature and human that have been going on for centuries in fields such as art history, ecology, sociology and philosophy, as well ...

Doesn't the problem of representational mediums commonly used being more technical than experiential require thinking about new representational environments? Can architectural exhibitions, with their unique spatiality, ...

Repetition compulsion is a psychological concept first proposed by Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis. According to Freud, repetition compulsion is the unconscious urge to repeat behaviors or experiences that ...

Environmental problems are the name given to the sum of the harmful effects of human activities on the biological and physical environment. These physical, chemical, biological, and social factors can directly or indirectly ...

In this artwork, Terra Sigillata and Tiffany examines how natural elements are transformed into works of art using stained glass techniques. In the art of ceramics, shapes are created by firing inorganic components such ...