Sanat ve Teknoloji İlişkisi Üzerinden BİLL VİOLA’nın Yapıtları

This study focuses on the works of Bill Viola, one of the important representatives of video, one of the important art disciplines, in which he presents the ideas behind basic human experiences such as birth, death and consciousness aspects to the audience through video. In addition to the visuality offered by video art, his works that draw the viewer into both sound and image and allow the listeners to get in touch with their emotions, allowing them to feel the adventure within the time period of death and life, have been examined. American artist Bill Viola, who has an important reputation with his video works in world art, mostly deals with universally accepted issues of birth, death, gender, destiny and spirituality. The death of her son and mother, who were born simultaneously in 1988, deeply affected Viola. These two accidental events deepened the artist's spirituality and led him to work on life and death-oriented subjects. Art, which has a positive effect on the mood of the individual, can also be inspiring in producing new things. Through various artistic forms such as painting, sculpture, and music, people can create reactive creations in the face of events they are affected by. Artist Viola conveyed the deep feelings she experienced in her life with video, a form of contemporary art. Having a major role in the use of video as an art form, Viola focuses on questioning cognitive processes by using image and sound in an impressive and complex way in her works. Creating works that question life events through a contemporary production form, Viola reveals visual and emotional tendencies. Touching on the effects of existence and extinction on human life, the artist leaves a questioning effect on the audience with his artistic performances

Art · Theology · Diverse Cultural and Social Studies · Music Education and Analysis · Philosophy · Science Education and Perceptions

• Experimental Artistic Practices in Contemporary U.S. Culture

  Open Access•Devora Otuonie•International Journal on Culture…•2025

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