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Spiritual forms

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2019
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Abstract (EN)

This work is the expression of my reality that changed with an instant of meeting death, through art. In my new journey of life that began with me perceiving all that around me in a different way, I was able to see a side of living beings, material world and the power of thought that I did not previously know. Apart from what is known through the mind, above senses, I saw there were dimensions and knowledge yet they could only be discovered on the path that opened up to the human heart. In my journey of self-discovery, a curiosity towards the miracles I have encountered arose in me. This became influential in the choice of artistic material and in the creation methods, where the cycle of time was observed. The tests I passed over time made me want to learn about the experiences of people, especially artists, going through a similar adventure. The process enabled me to deeply feel the elements of natural life and be even more mesmerized with the cycle of existence. In this way, the creative phase of the works turned into spiritual rituals, feeding my journey with spiritual awareness and my art with physical reflections. Works of different dimensions came to be where abstract and organic forms are intensely present. Regarding these, comparison and basing within the frame of today's art were carried out theoretically. This thesis talks about the super-sensuous dimensions discovered between death and life, transferred to art wrapping itself in spiritual abstract forms, with an attitude allowing the viewer to explore his/her own degree of perception. Keywords: Perception, dimention, spiritual, super-sensuous, mysticizm

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Nazlı Manyas

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Nazlı Manyas (Proficiency in Art Thesis). Spiritual forms, 2019, Hacettepe University.

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