Studying the concept of memory in painting after 1960 with collage and assambladge techniques

The visual images used in painting are related to the traditional ties of the society. All cultural and economic situations experienced in the past are important in terms of the concept of memory. The cultural values and traditions of the society to which the artist belongs in the geography where he is located contribute to the formation of the artist's identity. When any object that appears before us as a visual image turns into an object of art, it reminds us politically, culturally and historically through the society it is in. Since the formation of art history, individuals have created a historical memory by following the traces of the society in the past. Recording events such as events that developed over time and turning them into a reminder concept of art has brought a new perspective to the art of painting. With the development of recording and keeping in today's world, many works are now recorded. The ease of access to these recorded works with technology has also made art rapidly consumable in society. The collage technique, known as an old technique in painting since the 1900s, has pioneered the formation of many techniques. The assemblage technique has also been effective in the formation of works of art by creating a context with individual and social memory with the use of ready-made objects. With the understanding of modern art in our age, the concept of memory, photography, video, photocollage, photomontage, and the use of technological art disciplines and techniques have an important place in conceptual productions. Especially after 1960, art objects have taken an effective place with the development of artistic production and techniques and current events and situations that can be discussed in popular culture.