The Buried and Declared: Reading the Cultural Memory of Umit Inatci
Journal Title: Online Journal of Art and Design - Year 2014, Vol 2, Issue 2
Abstract
The art experiments take their values from a certain hidden cultural containment, for the fact that culture is the artist's aware; it is his source and background. The art experiment also take their values from the ability of the creative artist himself which push him to create a private code of his own style among other styles, so the aesthetical value of his art works pointed out by achieving connection in a conceptual conventional space.
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Falah H. Shakarchi
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