
doi: 10.11575/prism/25327
handle: 11023/4184
My artistic practice is mainly concerned with time, duration, temporality and the human psyche in the contemporary era. This research paper is a studio practice based investigation of this subject matter within five installation pieces made throughout two years of MFA program. Within these art pieces, I explore temporality of contemporary human being by using dichotomies of mind and body, time and space, still and motion, absence and presence, emotion and anxiety, viewer and embodiment as key components of my research process. These elements have developed through creative art practice of different mediums such as drawing, video, sound as well as performative multimedia art and installation.
Embodiment, Creative art research, Fine Arts, installation art, Temporality, Mind-Body, Performative multimedia art, Anxiety, Time
Embodiment, Creative art research, Fine Arts, installation art, Temporality, Mind-Body, Performative multimedia art, Anxiety, Time
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