In its most basic sense, form refers to a three-dimensional work of art such as a sculpture or installation. In a broader sense, form is a concept that encompasses all the visible features of a painting. Form in this context refers to the objective qualities of a work, including color, shape, and contrast.
Artists who have critical studies on the subject of combining geometric forms with ceramic forms and how geometric forms are combined with ceramic forms are examined. Therefore, in this study, it is limited to the ceramic artists Bodil Manz, Ben Arnup, Jin Eui Kim, Matthew Chambers, Jiwan joo, whom the author is influenced by his personal productions and whom he considers as producing the simplest ceramics out of three-dimensional geometric forms in his personal aesthetic taste. definitions are given and examples are given. In addition, in the light of the ideas presented and the researches carried out, there are ceramic applications of artists made with geometric forms brought together.
This research aims to combine ceramic clay, which is one of the raw materials available in our country, and geometric shapes with a personal perspective, thus making the research and application results a useful resource for ceramic artists who want to work in the field of ceramics.
Three-dimensional geometric forms, ceramic art, ceramic form, geometry
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