@article{2019,title={MENTALLY DESIGNED SPACES IN POSTMODERN ART AND GRAPHIC DESIGN},abstractNode={“Space” refers to not only physical space but also an area that reveals mental perceptions, which are determined by social/cultural/political fields in the context of art and design in the 21st century. It can be said that it creates a space of thought apart from its physical function, and loads it with new functions, meanings, and mental representations. For this reason, space, in which art and design come into existence, can be reshaped as an experience, representation, an image, a mark, and an indicator apart from surfaces existing for artist-designers today. The thing that provides this transformation is the existence of the subject as a body. Thus, conceptual structure associated with the space is revealed and abstract concepts such as meanings, sensations, and imagination pushing the limits are also unfolded by the subject. The main idea of this study is to show the existence of spaces of abstract-mental perception that arise depending on the conditions of changes in the subject and technology as well as physical space when considering the space in art and design.},author={Harun TÜRKMENOĞLU-- Dilek ÇULHA},year={2019},journal={The Journal of Academic Social Science}}