New Release from Cansın İlayda Çetin!

Istanbul Gelisim University Faculty of Fine Arts Department of Interior Architecture and Environmental Design Cansın İlayda Çetin's article titled “The Relationship between Presentation of Artworks of Various Dimensions and Architectural Design in The Scope of The Development of Exhibition Design” Atatürk University, Journal of Fine Arts Institute Published in the October issue of
 
Cansın İlayda Çetin shared her views on the research article she wrote in English as follows:
 
“It is seen that the concept of change is handled through interdisciplinary interaction in the art history process. The concept of creating the same and different is in a never-ending cycle. Although these disciplines show periodic differences, they have made it easier for us to connect with the concept of exhibition, which is the basis of my article. Considering that the exhibition is also a communication element, it can be said that the gallery is a space used to establish a connection between the object and the visitor, and that technology causes changes in the exhibition design. Today, the exhibited products are no longer exhibited, the exhibition itself has become a work of art and the exhibition design has begun to be designed consciously. This change causes you to question what art is and what design is.
 
Within the scope of this research, a descriptive study was conducted to improve the interior design performance in the context of the space requirements of the exhibition space. As a method, in the first stage, an international literature review was conducted using the keyword "exhibition design". In the next step, based on the data obtained, it has been tried to reveal how experience and interaction in exhibition design can produce original results, with examples limited to photography studies and metal/glass works in order to evaluate works in various dimensions. In addition, it discusses the concept of ordinary exposition and its development under current conditions, and through the examinations, a more concrete presentation of the judgments within the scope of research based on the parameters of architectural principles has been revealed. In the personal application created in this context; The relationship of the person with the space and the interaction created by this relationship and the needs of the artist, the work of art and the audience are also discussed.
 
Thanks to this research, comparisons were made to improve the design performance of the exhibition space, which designers can use as input in the design process. Reproduction of such works will greatly improve the artist's performance in exhibition design and ensure the up-to-date continuity of knowledge and experience sharing in future designs."
 
We congratulate our instructor Cansın İlayda Çetin and wish her continued success.