Abstraction - Nature, Geometry, Art Relationship

Опубликовано: 03 Май 2026
на канале: Extraordinary Conversations | Can Berk Koç
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We examine this concept, which is frequently debated in painting, has yielded numerous products, and has given rise to numerous movements. We discuss it with practical examples. #abstraction #painting #art

Abstract is a problem frequently encountered by those interested in painting and design. This adjective, used to describe the qualities of objects, phenomena, and events that are considered or evaluated separately from themselves, has been a significant art and design issue of the last century. In this publication, I will endeavor to explain and exemplify this issue both practically and theoretically.

See you Wednesday, December 16th at 10:00 PM
Live long and shine, my friends. See you soon.

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My reference for the terms I use in this publication is N. Keser's "Art Dictionary," published by Ütopya Publishing House. For those looking for the book, ISBN: 978-975-6361-23-8 // For those who want to order online, here are the main websites where you can find the book:
Kitap Yurdu: https://www.kitapyurdu.com/kitap/sana...
İdefix: https://www.idefix.com/Kitap/Sanat-So...
Kitap Burada: https://www.kitapburada.com/kitap/san...

Disclosure: I have no commercial agreements with these sites, the author, or the publisher. Due to a question posed in previous publications, I wanted to clarify my bibliography and provide alternative access options for this book.

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Who I Am (Bio) -

Painter Can Berk Koç received his art education in the Combined Arts Program at YTU's Faculty of Art and Design. I hold a Ministry of National Education (MEB) certificate in Graphic Design from Istasyon Art Academy. My YTU journey, which began in 2003, ended in 2008 at the beginning of my fourth year and I dropped out in 2012. I spent the same period working, traveling abroad, and viewing and examining classical works in museums. Throughout this period, I taught at İstasyon Sanat, various institutions, and personally, participated in seminars, organized exhibitions, and worked with art organizations. I prepared and helped numerous people take talent exams both domestically and internationally. My primary instructors are the painters Cenk Beyhan, Yiğit Aral, and Hülya Düzenli. During this time, I collaborated with prominent artists such as Adnan Çoker, İnci Eviner, Süleyman Saim Tekcan, and Hans Winkler on projects and workshops. More detailed information is available on my website at https://www.fevkaladesohbetler.com/, for those interested.

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The materials I used in the drawing videos are listed below. -
(This team is my selection, even though they are not specifically in this video)

St. Petersburg, Whitenights Watercolor
Winsor & Newton Cotman Watercolor
Winsor & Newton Cotman Tube Watercolor
Talens Indian Ink India Ink
Stone India Ink
Winsor & Newton Spider India Ink
Winsor & Newton Calligraphy Colored Ink (especially dark sepia and dark blue)
Winsor & Newton Spider Colored Inks
Artline Drawing Pen (0.5, 0.7, and 0.8)
Watercolor Brush Choice: I prefer brushes with the serial number 123 rather than the brand.
200g Canson and 300g ClaireFountain Watercolor Paper
Various sketchbooks
Faber Castel A.Durer Aquarell pencils
Derwent Sketching Medium Wash 4B Water-Resistant Pencil
Prusian Blue from any brand (I really like this blue)