Deconstruction as a creative attitude in contemporary art practices

The deconstruction system, which is the approach of postmodernism, is against Derrida's metaphysics. This method, which is shown as a text reading tactic in the field of literature and philosophy, targets not only their own fields but also many disciplines. This method, which appeared in the 1960s, finds deconstruction as "deconstruction". With this method, Derrida constructs something that can be rebuilt while destroying the work. In this context, the negativities arising from not washing and shredding do not contain any meaning. It means the possibility and meaning of having a pluralistic work design. Derrida's use of "deconstruction" method as a text-reading tactic since 1960 with art begins in the 1970s. "Contemporary Art as a Practical Creative Attitude" is used in this training as a "French creative Attitude". It is used in French education by Jacques Derrida, in the subject design of the deconstruction method, which can be applied in philosophy and literature readings, and the applications in art, which are considered for the books of Turkish artists. It is seen that deconstruction, which is reflected in contemporary art, is given importance to meanings that are not integral and not more than excess structures. In this context, a criticism about deconstruction is seen with a solution-oriented analysis method that can be applied in different disciplines in contemporary art, as well as a suggestion of reading method.