BASIC ART PRINCIPLES AND ELEMENTS IN THE CONTEXT OF RELATIONSHIP AND INTERACTION

Fundamental artistic principles applied in art exhibit a relational interaction, both among themselves and among the elements used in their application. An original work of art is essentially the result of how the artist organizes and brings into being this relationship and interaction. While the reasons and functions for their application or invocation differ, all fundamental artistic principles can neutralize and render each other ineffective if they are not organized in a way that considers each other and is interrelated and interactive. Similarly, the elements used in the application of a principle are interrelated and interactive, both among themselves and with the principle to which they are applied, as well as with other principles and the elements used to implement them. Regardless of the understanding or genre, the suitability and success of an artwork depends on the design, organization, and implementation of this relational, interactive principle. Research, analysis, and the results have shown that unique art and works of art are as much the result of the originality of their artistic understanding as they are of the correct application of this principle. In this context, the selection and procurement of materials and techniques used in the creation of the artistic elements required for the application of each fundamental artistic principle, which determines and creates the true structure of the artwork, are also crucial for the sound application of the principle of relational interactivity. Research conducted in this regard has demonstrated that successful works of art, even structures and entities, created within the context of the principle or rule of relational interactivity, continue to exist in a timeless manner, with the unique qualities of their specific structures.