Master's Thesis at the University of Basrah Explores Morphological and Conceptual Transformations in Contemporary Sculpture
A master's thesis at the College of Fine Arts, University of Basrah, explored "The Dialectics of Morphological and Conceptual Transformation in Contemporary Global Sculpture."
The thesis, submitted by researcher Ahlam Kadhim Jawi, aimed to study the morphological and conceptual transformations in global sculptural experiences and analyze the impact of technological advancements and contemporary philosophical discourses on reshaping intellectual concepts and the structural composition of artworks.
The thesis held significant scientific and artistic value, revealing the dominance of conceptual transformation in postmodern art. Contemporary artists sought to elevate the value of the idea and the concept at the expense of the traditional morphological aspect, considering this a prominent feature of artistic expression in the modern era.
Department of Media and Government Communication
