Art's reaction to the uniformed world

In this study called "Art's Reaction to the Uniformed World", the similarity and uniformization of societies as a result of the globalizing world, its causes, results and how it is reflected in our lives are exemplified and explained by the works of some artists. The changing world conjuncture after the 1st world war and the industrial revolution has accelerated the trend of uniformization that has existed since the existence of humanity. The situation of homogenization accelerated by the effect of the industrial revolution has reached uniformity as a result of imitation or manipulation, and humanity could not escape from being the object of consumption of the capitalist era with the effect of the globalizing world. The understanding of uniformity that emerged with modernity has become a method of removing cultural differences and ensuring social order by making individuals look like each other. As a result, this state of "sameness" has now turned into a normal humanity. A person who distances himself from his own cultural values and regards individualization as a justified interest as a requirement of modernity, has accepted to be a small, worthless part of the whole without realizing that he is alike while being alone. Thus, the newly born uniform societies continued to live in a world of delusion, which they thought was at the center, without worrying about how similar their understanding of entertainment, leisure time, conversations, goals and even their understanding of beauty were.