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Art objects made of domestic waste materials

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2020
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Abstract (EN)

In the case of transformation of domestic waste materials into art objects, there is a transition from one status to another. Use of domestic waste materials and technology in art, its reflection on ceramic art, collapse of conventional tradition due to art modernism, constant innovation and change have gotten into the same way with technology. Today, after its transformation as a mechanical production power exceeding human power, technology provides various opportunities for artistic production as it does in several fields. Nowadays, ceramic art makes a connection between technology and art, its relation between idea and notion puts forward a new concept. In the use of domestic waste materials, it is possible to see that everyday objects are taken out of their idle environment, improved and gained an abstract meaning by giving them a new name and used to create a new work of art with ceramic material instead of its reproduction with a realistic approach. Humankind has been in a course of life that adopted constant discovery model since its existence. In this process, humankind made its life easier and more beautiful with these discoveries. Everyday objects into art, uniqueness concept in art is collapsed, the artist has come to a position that they examine and offer. Works in which artist, art and viewer are in interaction constantly have taken a form that especially includes viewer and lead them to think and question. It is put forward that art is not solely visual but it is also a production of an idea and concept. In conclusion, we can say that ready-makes gain a new identity and meaning on a different level with ceramic material.

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Sadık Ramazan Yılmaz

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Sadık Ramazan Yılmaz (Master Thesis). Art objects made of domestic waste materials, 2020, Hacettepe University.

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