Abstract

The Aesthetics of Employing Conglomerates (Pebbles) in the Plastic Achievements of the Artist Hajar Al-Tayyar

Mahmmoud Hussein Abdul Rahman

Volume: 13 Issue: 2 2023

Abstract:

This research is concerned with the study of (the aesthetic use of rocks (pebbles) in the plastic achievements by the artist Hajar Altayyar) and falls into two axes: the first theoretical axis is devoted to (statement of the research problem, its importance, objectives, limits, and definition of terminology). The research problem is summed up in answering this question: What are cobblestones (gravel)? Where does its beauty lie? How did the leading artist, Hajar Altayyar, employ her? Who is the actress Hajar Al Tayyar? The importance of this research was manifested in shedding light on the physical, moral and emotional beauty of the status of the rocks (pebbles) in the individual and its great impact on the artist Hajar Altayyar, which prompted her to master her simulations and employ them with many artistic achievements that bear the goal of beauty and in different methods. There was a necessary and urgent need for this study represented by pioneering In some aspects, it has not been studied in this way, and it fills an important place in national, Arab, Islamic and international libraries that deal with this type of study.

DOI: http://doi.org/10.37648/ijrssh.v13i02.068

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