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Form and movement in the relationship of contemporary painting and digital technology

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2023
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The Industrial Revolution and technological advancements have brought about changes in both living standards and the field of art. Artists, with the progress of technology, have employed new tools to create works that shape and express perception in different ways. The development of digital technology has provided artists with the opportunity to use the concept of form more freely. Technology has enabled them to express form in a more dynamic and vibrant manner. Three-dimensional painting techniques have allowed for realistic modeling of objects and the creation of animated graphics. With the advancement of digital technology, artists can effectively convey the perception of movement and create animated images using animation techniques. In such works, viewers can manipulate objects or figures within the artwork and control the movement. The relationship between contemporary painting and digital technology has facilitated the expression of form and movement in innovative and diverse ways. Technological progress and the utilization by artists enable the freedom of expression in artworks and offer viewers an impressive experience through interdisciplinary approaches. The impact of digital technologies on perception has transformed the structure and forms of artistic expression. Artists have manipulated perception to a greater extent through digital tools, influencing the viewer's experience. The reflection of digital technologies in art has allowed artists to push boundaries and find greater freedom of expression.

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Eda Keşikce

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Eda Keşikce (Master Thesis). Form and movement in the relationship of contemporary painting and digital technology, 2023, Balıkesir University.

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