Abstract:

Home Conversion From Memory Environment to Consumption Object This article is discussed as a social space in the context of consumption of the house and memory relationship. Consumption culture focuses on how it forces people to change home or housing at different intervals by provoking the desires and how the memory of the home is consequently lost. This framework first pointed to the importance that the house carries for the human being, which is a social being; then the role that the house plays as a framework of memory in the context of the human-space-memory relationship, in which the meanings, values and relationships are recorded. Finally, how the house is transformed into a meta-signature by the influence of the consumption culture and as a result it is used as other consumption objects and changed after a certain period of time with someone else, and thus how the home-memory relationship is dissolved depending on this floating state. Key concepts: home, memory, consumption culture, memory cleansing

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