Plants used in natural treatment as image in contemporary ceramic art interpretation
2025
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Abstract (EN)
This thesis on the reflections of plants used in natural treatment in contemporary ceramic art consists of three chapters and a conclusion. In the first part of the thesis, the effects of the properties of the plants used in natural treatment in Turkey on tne human body are investigated. In the second part of the thesis, original comtemporary plastic artworks related to the subject of plalnt image examined within the scope of the thesis were researched and analyzed. In the third part of the thesis, the findings obtained as a result of the researches carried out within the scope of the thesis subject area were tried to make original sketch desingns in the process within the scope of intense information in terms of artistic influence and conceptual aspects.In line weth the design principles and elements of phytotherapeutic plants, which are still used today in natural treatment, ceramic applications using mixed materials in the form of three-dimensional and panel in the form of original designs, the relationship of material, technique, color, form and conceptual values with the explanations of the use of the effects on the human body in arts is explained.
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Ayşe Ceylan
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Ayşe Ceylan (Master Thesis). Plants used in natural treatment as image in contemporary ceramic art interpretation, 2025, İnönü University.
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