Analysis of the relationship between cosmological cyclic order and the entropy principle in abstract painting
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This research examines the relationship between the cosmological cyclical order and the principle of entropy through abstract painting, addressing both the cyclical nature of the universe and its progressive disorder. The study analyzes the reflections of fractal geometry in nature and art, relating them to examples from modern and contemporary abstract artists. Adopting an interdisciplinary perspective, the research combines theoretical framework construction with the formal and conceptual analysis of artworks within a qualitative methodology. The study offers a new perspective on how abstract art interprets scientific and cosmological principles by demonstrating that it transforms the concepts of cosmological cyclicality, entropy, and fractal structures into a visual language, thereby emphasizing the creative balance between universal order and disorder.
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Çağla Saydağ Karter
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Çağla Saydağ Karter (Proficiency in Art Thesis). Analysis of the relationship between cosmological cyclic order and the entropy principle in abstract painting, 2025, Yeditepe University.
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