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Exploring the Caves as Shelters, Sacred Spaces, and Photography Subjects

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Exploring the Caves as Shelters, Sacred Spaces, and Photography Subjects

Abstract

Caves are underground cavities with unique structures that form over time due to various forces, including geochemical and tectonic processes, water erosion, and hydrothermal activity. From past to the present humans have used caves for many different purposes such as shelter, dungeon, place of worship, cold storage, therapy, treatment of respiratory diseases, use of underground water, tourism, etc. Since caves are protected places, they are also the places where the oldest known works of art of mankind are located. The wide range of uses of caves, their dark and closed structures, and the different roles they have played throughout history, have always made them places of curiosity, discovery, and artistic creation. In this study, caves, which serve as shelters, were examined in terms of their role in human life, the emotions they evoke, their status as sacred places, and their representation through photography.

Keywords

cave , photography , shelter , art

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Kaynak Göster

APA
Sağlamtimur, B. (2024). Exploring the Caves as Shelters, Sacred Spaces, and Photography Subjects. Kent Akademisi, 17(2), 686-699. https://doi.org/10.35674/kent.1427531