Relativity as an artistic expression and the concept of the hypercube universe

With the evolution of humanity, it has begun to recognize itself and its surroundings. In the early ages, the concepts of space and universe arouse great curiosity in human beings. With the development of technology Einstein describes the space By generalizing Newton's law of universal gravitation, he explained gravity with the general theory of relativity as space, time and four-dimensional width, height, depth and time, spacetime. The concept of hypercube describes the universe in four-dimensional curved Riemannian geometry. Although when first looking at space, the spectrum is perceived as two-dimensional due to colors and complex objects, it gains volume and dimension as it approaches objects light years away. Within the scope of this thesis, the differences between the perspective understanding of the universe in two dimensions, three dimensions and four dimensions, and the effects of relativity and hypercube theory, which are the subjects of mathematics and physics, in the art world have been investigated. Based on surface and depth effects and spectrum colors in the timeline, combined with digital art, it aims to present a different perspective and hypercube theory to the audience in digital ceramic bodies of people in a virtual museum.