CORNUCOPIA MİTİ VE ÇAĞDAŞ YORUMLARI

Cornucopia; bereket boynuzu anlamına gelen Latin kökenli bir terimdir. Batı sanatı tarihine bakıldığında sanat yapıtlarında; içinden çiçek, meyve kimi zaman da para taşan bir boynuz ya da boynuz biçimli bir kap olarak betimlenmiştir. Sanatta; bolluk, bereket, başarı ve iyi şansın simgesi olarak sembolik ve dekoratif amaçlarla kullanılmıştır. Ortaya çıkışı Antik Yunan kaynaklı mitolojik hikâyelerde anlatılmış olan Cornucopia’nın; daha eski çağlardaki Ana Tanrıça inancında yer alan boynuz-bereket-ay sembolleriyle ilişkili olması mümkündür.

THE MYTH OF CORNUCOPIA AND CONTEMPORARY INTERPRETATIONS

Cornucopia; it is a Latin origined term, meaning horn of plenty. Examining the history of Western art; it is depicted as a horn, or horn shaped pot filled with flowers, fruit and sometimes coins. In art, it has been used for symbolic and decorative purposes as a symbol of abundance, plenty, success and good luck. The emergence of Cornucopia, described in ancient Greek mythological stories; it is possible to be related to the symbols like “horn-fertility-moon” in the belief of the Mother Goddess in earlier times.Today, the concept of fertility; it is observed that it is handled with a different approach than the previous periods with the change of production forms and the effect of capitalist system. As a result of this understanding; approaches such as global consumption culture, mass production, the desire for profit that condone to disruption of nature, and the commercialization of nature have emerged. In some works of art, the Cornucopia symbol appears to be used in critically for this understanding.

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