The use of stamps in plastic arts for emphasizing homelessness
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Stamps as a symbol of the countries where they are produced, are small design products that play the role of reflecting the artistic understanding, social life of that country and carrying the past to the future. If we make a comparison between the concepts of stamp and homelessness in terms of identity and lack of identity, we see that the stamp has an identity. The time, place, culture, and time of the stamp was determined and 'belongs to a place. Homelessness is the lack of identity and belonging. What they both have in common is that they have a universal meaning. In this study, the aim of providing a 'roof ile with stamp identity will be aimed for many deprivation cases such as homelessness-deprivation-identitylessness. The time, place, culture and time of the stamp is certain and it belongs to a location. In this study, the issue of being is discussed through homelessness and identityyless individuals by examining stamps in terms of plastic. At the same time, the existence of the individuals involved in this study will be proved by their artistic identities.
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Büşra Kuruçay
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Büşra Kuruçay (Master Thesis). The use of stamps in plastic arts for emphasizing homelessness, 2019, Hacettepe University.
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