Analysis of the reflection of nature scenes to virtual space in the context of digital art

From the mid-20th century, it is seen that artists are seeking materials and use multiple different methods in their works. The development of computer systems has created the idea of using the media tools by the artists and such tools become a palette to reflect the image of the artist. These tools play an active role in the reflection of nature scenes and give new opportunities to artists. Nature is the source of inspiration since the existence of art is an indispensable source for various fields such as art and science. "Digital Art" concept that has developed in this homogenous structure continue to develop even further with the synthesis of methods used in different disciplines. This research has a "phenomologic research" pattern that considers the digitalization process of nature scenes by individuals working under the concept of digital art and reflections of the photogrammetry method addressed at this stage in this field. The research is conducted with thirteen participations with an experience of creating a living space in a virtual space coordinate system. In this research, "fully structured" forms as well as "document analysis" methods are applied. The answers to the structured form are analyzed under the "thematic analysis" frame. The findings obtained from the thematic analysis are supported with document analysis and literature review. As a result of this research, it is found that the photogrammetry method is important in the virtual space asset transfer process and contributed to creative developments unique to the digital art field.