DEPICTIONS ON WOOD: ACCEPTATION AND INTERNALIZATION OF WOOD, WHICH IS AN INTERCULTURAL INTERACTION TOOL, AS “A VALUABLE OBJECT” (THE DISCOVERY OF WOOD IS NOT OVER YET)

Year 2019, Volume: 8 Issue: 2, 35 - 41, 31.12.2019

İlker Usta

Abstract

As it is accepted and internalized as a valuable material within intercultural interaction, wood, which is most well-known material for its naturality and versatility in the world since ancient times, and which provides solutions for a wide range of different applications, has been depicted in this article in the following 3 original depictions with distinctive compositions constructed with styles and structures as different as possible with a mentality foresight upon the basis of “The Discovery of Wood is not Over Yet”. The implications forming a basis for these depictions were internalized with professional/technical knowledge and in these depictions that were made with a woodlover approach; certain theoretical explanations to strengthen wood awareness and general depictions to introduce wood (considered as an exquisite natural material in intercultural interaction) were made.

Keywords

Wood, Intercultural Interaction, Natural Material, Creativity, Unending Solutions

Depictions on Wood: Acceptation and Internalization of Wood, which is an Intercultural Interaction Tool, as “A Valuable Object” (The Discovery of Wood is not Over Yet)

Abstract

As it is accepted and
internalized as a valuable material within intercultural interaction, wood,
which is most well-known material for its naturality and versatility in the
world since ancient times, and which provides solutions for a wide range of
different applications, has been depicted in this article in the following 3
original depictions with distinctive compositions constructed with styles and
structures as different as possible with a mentality foresight upon the basis
of “The Discovery of Wood is not Over Yet”. The implications forming a basis
for these depictions were internalized with professional/technical knowledge
and in these depictions that were made with a woodlover approach; certain
theoretical explanations to strengthen wood awareness and general depictions to
introduce wood (considered as an exquisite natural material in intercultural
interaction) were made.

Keywords

Wood, Intercultural Interaction, Natural Material, Creativity, Unending Solutions

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