Exploring the Relationship of New Media Art with Community Building in the Context of Web 3.0

Master’s Thesis in Communication Design, Bahçeşehir University, 2024
Submitted to the Turkish Higher Education Council (YÖK)
Read via National Thesis Database – Tez No: 873827 (Language: Turkish)

This research explores how new media art can foster community within the evolving digital landscape of Web 3.0. It investigates participatory, decentralized, and collaborative potentials in artistic practice—looking at how emerging technologies reshape the role of the artist, the audience, and the artwork.

The Relationship Between New Media Installations and Multi-Sensory Experience

Academic Research, 2023
(Originally written in Turkish, translated by the author)

This paper examines how new media installations engage the viewer through multiple senses, exploring the ways in which technology expands the sensory dimensions of artistic experience. Through examples of interactive and immersive works, it considers how sound, light, movement, and spatial presence can be combined to create emotionally and physically resonant environments.

The Relationship Between New Media Installations and Space

Academic Research, 2023
(Originally written in Turkish, translated by the author)

This paper investigates how new media artworks interact with physical space, with a focus on site-specificity and spatial perception. Analyzing large-scale installations such as SKALAR and WDCH Dreams, it explores how the environment shapes artistic meaning and how media art transforms architectural space into a medium of its own.