Art-life practice as the act of creating air bubble
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Throughout human history, mechanisms of power have been developed to limit and direct human life. With modernity, these pressures have deepened, confining humanity within defined frameworks. This study examines how humans can overcome these confinements and explore their potential for liberation through creative acts. The act of "bubble-creation practices" refers to the ability of humans to break free from the cycles imposed by systems, creating spaces of creativity and transitioning into an endlessly evolving flow that connects the past, present, and future. In this process, humans establish creative domains such as "play-space" and "abstract-space", where the practices occurring within the "bubble-space" not only restore the continuous flow of time but also develop resistance against the limitations of life.
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Necla Yılmaz Şeker
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Necla Yılmaz Şeker (Master Thesis). Art-life practice as the act of creating air bubble, 2025, Eskişehir Osmangazi University.
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