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Cultural diversity for aesthetic expression in Dutch ceramics
Raed Mohammed Abbood , Prof. Dr. Kamil Abed Alhussain , Lec. Dr. Hussein Hashem Abdul Wahid
Abstract
The purpose of this paper isto Modern spontaneity in contemporary ceramics is one of the methods
of free and organized expression at the same time, and The study of surface treatments and new
methods is a new and diverse source for the aesthetic dimensions of the ceramic body.technical
elements and did not depend on the technical assets that limit the ways of its expression. He used
various materials in his depiction of ceramic surfaces. Where the structural and design structure of
the forms that characterize his artistic productions was inspired by lines, colors and plastic
vocabulary as an expression of visuals...Hence the following question:What is the nature of the
aesthetic dimensions that must be available on the surfaces of ceramic shapes?, What is the
possibility of benefiting from studying different techniques and methods on ceramic surfaces?, The
possibility of benefit that combines the two sides...skills and aesthetics together, and is used in it to
build the shape and the ceramic body aesthetically.One of the most important results reached by the
researcher is that:Civilizational vocabulary derived from the artistic heritage of ancient Iraqi pottery
records a great presence in the products of contemporary Dutch ceramics as in model (1, 2, 5, 6),
some Dutch artists were inspired by civilized vocabulary from the arts of ancient Egypt with a
geometric tendency, so they reformulated and used them in contemporary ways, but they still
referred to their original cultural roots, such as the engineering of the Paranoiac pyramids as in
model (2, 3), the arts of architecture and Islamic scientific inventions inspired the potters of the
Netherlands to employ them in the structure of contemporary ceramics in clear formal metaphors
that add to their works an aesthetic dimension and a historical tinge as in model (2, 4), contemporary
potters employ the cultural vocabulary inspired by the ancient arts in a simplified modulation and
formal reduction method in order to be in line with the spirit of contemporary arts, but it remains
clearly related to its ancient cultural roots as in model (1, 2, 3, 5, 6) , some contemporary Dutch
potters are trying to take advantage of the formal formulations of the ancient civilizational
vocabulary and re-present them according to different structural methods that distance the
connection with their artistic origins from which they were derived as in model (4) ,and the
employment of cultural vocabulary inspired by different artistic roots results in a pattern of special
civilizational cross-fertilization within a single artistic structure, where the artist’s culture and
environment impose its own vocabulary on his artistic productions by way of awareness or sub
consciousness, so it appears clearly in his contemporary ceramic achievement. As in model
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