Association of Whitehead's process concept with artistic practices on the basis of ecological thought

Ecological thought in history exactly stems from living of primitive commune communities, who do not directly perform art but create its soul, in harmony with the nature. However, this thought has come to light again with destructive interferences against the nature, Industrial Revolution and industry age. Ecology is named as a science independent from biology as the universe is perceived with a mechanical aspect, and the size of destruction against the nature is increased at these times. This awareness in scientific area has shown itself in different areas, as well. The nature is used again as a technical material with the Land Art action of a group of American artists after this action which has affected the field of plastic arts, and a return to the nature has been experienced with ecological art action. This study aims to apply the concept of ecological thought and Whitehead's process concept to artistic studies under a single junction point. The sense of process which is inside of the life and evolved in the nature has been systematically discussed again by Whitehead. Philosophy of process, one of its founders is Whitehead, has provided an insight to many disciplines, and different perspectives have been developed by this philosophy. As the process concept developed by Whitehead in terms of theology will be searched and applied in the field of arts in this study, it is intended that it will bring an individuality to the study. It is intended that artistic applications resulted in technical and thematic resolutions to be used in the study will provide an ecological habitat by the participation of other living creatures by way of the process. Keywords: Whitehead process, ecology, chaos, two cultures, mold, 300 days under ground, eco-models.