Window metaphor in art as observation, formation and performance space
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Abstract (EN)
The window that limits the viewpoint of the viewer symbolises the limited freedom and privacy in his familiar world. The term "limit" supports more a positive discourse rather than a negative one. Just like the clarity of the restricted-limited wide angle of the eye reveals the vision, the window reveals the viewer what is to be seen. It acts as a focal lens. The artist uses the window metaphore to divert the gaze of the viewer to social issues or himself and presents the information. The window metaphor which incorprates many charactristics of modernism. Such as existence, centering, use of metaphor, form and border refers to nomadism, homelesness and violation of freedom and privacy by postmodernist perspective at the studies of the artist. The artistry canalize the vision of the audience to point to multipoint and umpteen truths.
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Nermin Ülker
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Nermin Ülker (Master Thesis). Window metaphor in art as observation, formation and performance space, 2018, Feyziye Schools Foundation Işık University.
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