Abstract:

"Differance" is a strategic move by Derrida that aims to subvert and override Ferdinand de Saussure's linguistic views and the intellectual patterns of Western metaphysics. "Differance" is defined as a free-meaning game in the indicator system that is a concept based on the effective and free interpretation of the subject. The concept of "differance", which represents a new form of understanding, can be considered an attempt to eliminate the mandatory relationships established in the string of thoughts with language and thus eliminate the pressure of the central understanding of reason on thought. This concept of "differance" has established meaningful connections with postmodern art that represent a new sense of freedom and offer artists new perspectives. This new perspective largely defined postmodern art's intellectual and aesthetic perspective and led to the emergence of differance forms of expression. This article that examines the relations between Postmodern art and Derrida's discourse of differance aims to decipher the effects of these relations in the artistic field in the context of the work-artist.

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