POP SANAT İMGELERİNİN MAYOLİKA SERAMİK YÜZEYLERDE UYGULAMASI

Seramik Sanatı


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Authors

  • Ayten Ersoy Anadolu Üniversitesi
  • Emel ŞÖLENAY

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7863803

Keywords:

Seramik, Mayolika, Pop Sanat

Abstract

Majolica; Decor application, superior craftsmanship and precision have an important place in European ceramic art and Turkish ceramic art. With the Renaissance, the painting program replaced the ornament masters working in the frame ceramic workshops with the concept of a painter. This decor technique is still used skillfully by ceramic artists today.

The Majolica decor application of the Pop Art movement has made the artist more free in the field of thinking, working and application, as the images of Pop Art are rarely used on ceramic surfaces, but since its original expression, which has become unique in the fields of cinema, television, cartoons, painting and sculpture, knows no boundaries. The aim of this study includes the applications of Pop Art images by applying the Majolica decor technique, which is one of the different decor techniques in ceramic art, in an interdisciplinary art approach. The research carried out includes Ceramic Art, Majolica ceramics, history of Majolica ceramics, unique Majolica ceramic applications. The collection of samples on Majolica ceramic surfaces is included by using the ceramic decor measurement with animal figures and writing shapes on three-dimensional ceramic forms with colorful, decorative designs of Pop Art. As a result, it is thought that the outcomes obtained within the scope of the research will contribute to the art of ceramics.

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Published

2022-12-15

How to Cite

Ersoy, A., & ŞÖLENAY, E. (2022). POP SANAT İMGELERİNİN MAYOLİKA SERAMİK YÜZEYLERDE UYGULAMASI: Seramik Sanatı. International Journal of Art, Fashion, Music and Design, 1(2). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7863803