Depictions on Wood: Acceptation and Internalization of Wood, which is an Intercultural Interaction Tool, as “A Valuable Object” (The Discovery of Wood is not Over Yet)

As it is accepted and internalized as a valuable material within intercultural interaction, wood, which is most well-known material for its naturality and versatility in the world since ancient times, and which provides solutions for a wide range of different applications, has been depicted in this article in the following 3 original depictions with distinctive compositions constructed with styles and structures as different as possible with a mentality foresight upon the basis of “The Discovery of Wood is not Over Yet”. The implications forming a basis for these depictions were internalized with professional/technical knowledge and in these depictions that were made with a woodlover approach; certain theoretical explanations to strengthen wood awareness and general depictions to introduce wood (considered as an exquisite natural material in intercultural interaction) were made.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Wood, Intercultural Interaction, Natural Material, Creativity, Unending Solutions

DEPICTIONS ON WOOD: ACCEPTATION AND INTERNALIZATION OF WOOD, WHICH IS AN INTERCULTURAL INTERACTION TOOL, AS “A VALUABLE OBJECT” (THE DISCOVERY OF WOOD IS NOT OVER YET)

Keywords:

Wood, Intercultural Interaction, Natural Material, Creativity, Unending Solutions,

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