Year: 2022
Type: article
Abstract: Since plastic art always carries an obsession with creating difference and contributing to fighting ugliness and spreading beauty, many plastic artists have embraced recycling and turned worthless and environmentally threatening waste into artistic and aesthetic pieces, and recycling in art or using materials that have no value, or non-noble materials As some call it, it is not a result of the current time, when waste has become a concern and an obsession that haunts all parties, but the form of recycling in certain periods in some artistic schools is a kind of revolution against the prevailing and also the conviction of some artists that everything, no matter how trivial and useless, is possible.Turning it into a valuable work of art.Thus, the artistic schools that declared their rebellion against the prevailing in art, such as Cubism, Dadaism, and Surrealism, may be Its artists resorted to recycling what is used in daily life, so they persuaded that it was possible to combine naturally heterogeneous elements to obtain logical and amazing results in works of art, a method they adopted to liberate art from what is traditional and fake, according to their opinion.What can be confirmed is that with the growth of consumption in the West, artistic movements emerged that responded to the changes in reality, including the pop art movement, which flourished in the sixties and seventies of the last century, and achieved a definite departure from the well-known art traditions, so it adopted the daily and the ordinary, and its artists re-evaluated Visual for what constitutes a part of the life of Western society at the time.As it began to appear in the Arab countries, several trends included the development of contemporary visual art, in the service of the environment, and rid it of multiple waste Sources, materials and raw materials
Author: سلوي سيد الطاهر
Institution: Luxor University
Language: Arabic
Topic: Art, Politics, and Modernism
Subfield: Visual Arts and Performing Arts
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: bronze
OpenAlex ID: W4376057718