Abstract:

In Aristotle, the nature of artistic creation is derived from the desire of man to "understand and know". The art and art creation, through the possibility of technology and thought, develops, becomes capable. In this production, an existential truth is revealed. The artwork, like all that exists, is based on "matter and form". Every work of art is the carrier of thought as a "form" that a particular material has received. In the work of art, it is a contribution of human thought and creativity to nature. According to the theory of poetry, art is the activity of re-creating the material, by re-forming the existing material, according to its own internal laws. Thus, along with the intellectual content of the art, the epistemological structure is also revealed. Aristotle's theory of art is based on Platon's Mimesis theory, but it is structurally changed. Thus, Aristotle's theory of art changes the limit framework of Platon's Mimesis theory by achieving an extremely advanced artistic production concept and artistic categories in terms of where it has progressed at a very different point.

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