Individual ecology and artistic reality

Technological developments have revealed the second nature with the changing perception of nature. Society undergoes transformation with the changing environment. This transformation is also a source of individual transformation. This transformation brings with it ecological, social and individual risks. The wastes produced by the second nature and found in substantial amounts in the world directly affect the life of the individual. The concept of ecology, which has increased its effectiveness in the 21st century, has been transformed with an understanding that centers the individual-society relationship and the individual-space relationship, the way the individual is interpreted through his relationship with the environment. As a result of our memories and experiences, the individual-environment relationship and the individual's thoughts on the environment change. The reality perceived by the individual changes in the same direction. This situation creates the main lines of artistic reality, the reality created by the blending of artistic creativity and thought. Structural differences that make up the environment and life of each individual, namely religion, culture, place of residence, are the projection of creativity or representation, that is, subjective reality. Subjective reality is the main element on which creativity in art is based. These ideas, which change periodically, have also shown their effect in art. The approach of today's art understanding to individual ecology is focused on individual experiences that deal with the changing perception of space and subjective perspectives. In this study, the relationship between individual ecology and reality in the 21st century has been tried to be explained through visual examples and ways of thinking. Based on the findings, it has been focused on the effect of the changing perception of reality on art and on the individual and what innovations it causes. Keywords: Art, artistic reality, individual, ecology, second nature, space.