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Sculpture production with textile wastes within the scope of recycling concept

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2022
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Theaim of choosingthethesistopictitled "SculptureProductionwithTextileWasteswithintheScope of RecyclingConcept" is toaddressthewastepilesharmfultotheenvironmentcausedbyhumans as a result of today'sconsumptionprocess, theexcessproduction size causedbypeopleduetoexcessiveconsumption in theformation of thesewastes, andtheunconsciousnessexperienced in thisregardandtodrawattentiontoinsensitiveattitudes. Inthetext, thedamageanddestructiveeffects on theenvironmentcausedbypeople'sunconsciousattitudestowardsconsumptionareexplainedthroughvisualsupports, andthesubject is in a detailedwayrelatedtotheapplicationstudies. Inaddition, it wasrequestedtoemphasizethefactthatweshouldsupportthestudiescarriedoutaroundtheworldwithinthescope of recyclingwithintheframework of sustainabilitythroughthehealingeffectwewillmake in ourlifestyles. Inthiscontext, it is thoughtthat it is necessarytoreviewourconsumptionbehaviorsandtointroduce a consumptionintoourlivessuitablefor a sustainable life. Duringtheprocess of thesispreparation, writtenandvisualresourceresearchesrelatedtorecycling, consumptionfrenzyandwaste, fieldresearchesforobtainingmaterialandtechnicalexperiencewerecarriedout. Variousprojectscarriedoutwithinthescope of sustainabilityandrecycling, andtheworks of designersandartistswereanalyzed. Withtheinformationobtainedduringtheresearchprocess, an attempttocreate an infrastructureforpersonalapplicationswasmade. Bytransformation of surplustextilewasteinto art objects, surplustextilewastematerialandthesculpturedisciplinearecombined in a conceptualframework.

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Sibel Armağan Benek

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Sibel Armağan Benek (Proficiency in Art Thesis). Sculpture production with textile wastes within the scope of recycling concept, 2022, Dokuz Eylül University.

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