Narration and exhibition possibilities of digital artworks in art of sculpture

Art has witnessed every period of human civilizations throughout history and reflected the character of the civilization in which it developed. During the periods of Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and Roman Empire, it represented the belief and ideology of the sovereigns and society in these civilizations. Art was similarly supported by the church in medieval Europe. In the Renaissance period, during the enlightenment and humanism process, it was used to reflect the laws of nature in the works in a realistic way. According to general art history approaches, 19th century. It is the beginning of the modern era of art. Artists have created innovative styles by pushing the boundaries of traditional production and techniques. Emerging trends have enabled the production of works with different approaches. The evolution of art has entered a new era with the development of technology. By making use of the possibilities of technology, artists have had new expression possibilities called digital art today. In the 1960s, computers began to be used in the design of works of art. However, the true potential of digital art was revealed by the development of graphic software and digital visualization technologies in the 1980s and 1990s. Digital art has quickly become an artistic production language with the birth, development and spread of computer technologies. Thanks to the use of digital technologies in the production of sculpture, the sculpture, which manifests itself in the modern and post-modern periods starting from the classical periods, has gained an almost unlimited freedom of expression by getting rid of many problems and restrictive factors such as scope, scale, mass, gravity, meeting area with the audience. It is scientific and technological advances that pave the way for this freedom. Likewise, the feedback from the field of art has enabled new research and developments in the field of science.