The relationship between art and lies in Nietzsche

This study, Nietzsche's relationship with lying through art is taken into consideration by focusing his art on the center. Instead of completely ignoring the morality that Nietzsche perceives as the denial of the will for the existence of man, because he restricts the will of the human being, he demolishes the misunderstood and wrongly applied morals and instead advocates them as human-centered. By associating the art that is seen as an attempt to change reality for Nietzsche, the lie that one has to resort to in order to survive and at the same time protects the truth; With the concept of truth, which has an important place for Nietzsche, the concepts of art and lies are expressed. This study consists of introduction, conclusion and three main sections. In the first part, Nietzsche's approach to morality is given in detail. Master ethics and slave ethics, which form the basis of Nietzsche's approach to morality, are evaluated. Nietzsche's understanding of morality is also referred to as a lie. In the second part, the art that forms the basis of Nietzsche's philosophy is discussed. The Apollonian art and the Dionysian art were compared in line with the meaning it attaches to art, and the tragic art, which is a combination of these two arts, is included. In the third chapter, the relationship between truth and art and lies is given from the meaning that Nietzsche puts on the concept of truth. The final section, after briefly evaluating the three main sections, summarizes the relationship between art and lies. Keywords: Nietzsche, Art, Lies, Truth, Morality.