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Visualization of sound in terms of semiotics and Robert Schumann Carnaval op.9

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2020
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Meaning and creating a meaning is important in human life. The importance of signs cannot be overlooked in the stages of creating and finding meaning. Examining the signs with certain systematic methods and handling them scientifically, reveals semiotics as a method which used in determining the meaning. This science allows people to interpret and understand the world indicated with signs. Signification systems, one of the basic building blocks of communication, enable people to look at the World that they recieve with their senses with a different consciousness. This study, which was created by accepting that today's World is progressing in an interdisciplinary interaction and communication enviroment, also tries to reveal intertextual unity. This study is involving the reconstruction of meanings created by auditory methods in graphic language with visual methods. Analyzes of auditory indicators were tried to be reconstructed in the field of visual communication with illustration method. The application of this study consists of transforming a classical western music piece that is a world intangible cultural heritage into structures that can be a product of visual communication with the help of digital illustrations. The purpose of these applications is to create a variety of product examples in the field of visual communication design, to present a wider perspective on this subject and to explain the effective use of different disciplines together on 21st century media platforms.

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Selmanur Bozdoğan Egemen

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Selmanur Bozdoğan Egemen (Master Thesis). Visualization of sound in terms of semiotics and Robert Schumann Carnaval op.9, 2020, Feyziye Schools Foundation Işık University.

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