Aesthetic values of decorative inscriptions and epigraphic texts in contemporary ceramics in Kurdistan region

Abstract

Historically, ceramic art is one of the most important arts that has emerged in all civilizations as an artistic value and a philosophical concept of the movement between material and tangible objects or between the ambiguity and clarity of the structure of the elements of works of art that were carried out as a human activity through its artistic output, in showing the same aesthetics of ceramic works of art in terms of form and decoration The Kurdish artist also benefited from the works surrounding him historically, philosophically and artistically, so the culture and history of Kurdish art has an important value in identifying the implicit concepts that the artist enriches aesthetically in his works, and this contributes to the neighborhoods of Kurdish culture and the development of cultural values intellectually and aesthetically, to achieve modern and contemporary art, so the student will research on "the aesthetic values of decorative inscriptions and texts in contemporary ceramic Kurdistan region",  Here, the researcher highlights the problem of research embodied in the following question: Has the value of aesthetics become a cause for the transfer of artistic ideas in the presentation of ceramic artwork or just decorating and filling spaces with decorative inscriptions and drawings without aesthetic value? This research is a description and analysis of the works of Kurdish artists. The first chapter consists of the general framework of research that includes (problem, importance, objectives, boundaries) and then the definition of terminology, while the second chapter consists of three investigations. The first topic deals with: the definition of the philosophy of the values of beauty in art, and the second topic dealt with the realization of aesthetic values in the work of art, but the third research is about showing decorative inscriptions and biblical texts in Kurdish fine art, and the third chapter dealt with a research society, while the fourth chapter consists of the results of the research.