Özet:

Numerical technologies surround our daily lives. Although these technologies are often said to make human life easier, faults, defects, errors in a wider sense and technical disruptions are placed in the nature of numerical technologies. Therefore, it is inevitable to encounter these disturbances in daily life. Technical disorders, sometimes surprising and sometimes considered a common condition, are usually seen as a negative condition. But the glitch art aims to pay positive attention to the mistakes by taking advantage of these faults. The concept of Glitch almost means misconduct. Glitch art aims to make the vehicle aware of the spectacle by taking advantage of the fluidity and noise. It also requires positive results from this consciousness. In the process of communication, indifference is a contemporary desire to forget the existence of the vehicle to the observer. This study questiones what the relationship between glitch art and indirectness is. Identifying the characteristics of these two phenomena is the general purpose of this study to reveal the relationship between them. For this purpose, literary scan technique was used. The first part focuses on what the glitch concept means and the noise concept that is associated with this concept, which is included in the communication process by Claude Shannon and Warren Weaver. It was later pointed out what the glitch art was. The idea of indifference was followed by Jay David Bolter and Richard Grusin. In this section, it is also supported by concepts such as hyper reasoning and thinking in order to make the subject better understood. Finally, the relationship between glitch and indirectness has been studied. The study found that these two facts have contradictory tendencies.