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The transformations of form in the sculptures of Saleh Al-Qarghouli
Azad Karim Mouhamed, Kamaran Mahmod Ahmed, Karwan Rashed Hassan
This research focuses on the subject of form transformations in the works of the sculptor Saleh Al-Qaraghouli. It aims to identify these transformations through a selection of the artist's works. The research, titled The Transformations of Form in the Sculptures of Saleh Al-Qaraghouli, is divided into four chapters: Chapter One introduces the research problem, its significance, findings, limitations, and definitions of key terms.Chapter Two presents the theoretical framework, which is divided into two sections: Section One: The concept of form and its role in the visual artistic value. Section Two: Transformations of form in contemporary art. Chapter Three provides a practical application of the research, analyzing a number of selected works by Saleh Al-Qaraghouli to address the research's objectives. Chapter Four concludes with the research findings, based on an analysis of selected works by the sculptor, which are summarized as follows: The sculptor achieves transformation in his work through simplification and detaching forms from their original reality, as seen in the analyzed pieces. Saleh Al-Qaraghouli reinterprets the Sufi concept by translating it into abstract forms, particularly evident in most of his works, especially those analyzed. The sculptor achieves transformations in form by reducing and dispersing sections of the body and abstracting other parts to enhance the subject matter and expression, as demonstrated in the third model
Volume 11 · Issue 1 · February 2024Patterns of Conversion in the Nominal Sentence in the Diwan of Ali Mahmoud Taha - A grammatical study
Kawakb Kareem Gahfoor, Kubra Jalil Hussein
This study seeks to reveal the patterns and images that the nominal sentence came to in the Diwan, showing the moral effect caused by the multiplicity of patterns. The method of transcription, and the study dealt with grammatical patterns as the ancient grammarians dealt with them, not as the modern transformationalists, for the ancient grammarians referred to the deep structure not by its term, but by its concept, which is the word (origin) or (analogy).