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Structural and Chromatic Displacement in Contemporary Tunisian Painting Noumi, Dr. Bashar Jawad
Indonesian Journal of Cultural and Community Development Vol. 16 No. 3 (2025): September
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Sidoarjo

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21070/rt5hvr58

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General Background: Contemporary visual art increasingly explores conceptual transformations that challenge traditional aesthetic structures and visual conventions. Specific Background: Within this context, the concept of displacement, originally rooted in linguistic and stylistic studies, has gradually expanded into visual arts as a method for generating new artistic meanings through deviations in form, color, and structure. Knowledge Gap: Despite the theoretical significance of displacement, limited analytical attention has been given to its aesthetic manifestations within contemporary Tunisian painting. Aims: This study examines the aesthetics of displacement in the artworks of the Tunisian artist Fatima Damq in order to identify how structural and chromatic transformations construct new visual meanings. Results: The analysis of selected artworks demonstrates that displacement emerges through the interaction of color, spatial organization, and compositional vocabulary, creating dialogical visual spaces that encourage multiple interpretive readings. The structural arrangement of shapes and colors produces layered symbolic patterns that move beyond conventional pictorial representation. Novelty: The research provides an analytical framework that interprets displacement as a constructive aesthetic mechanism within contemporary Tunisian visual practice. Implications: These findings contribute to broader discussions in aesthetics and art criticism by highlighting how structural and chromatic transformations can expand interpretive possibilities in contemporary painting.
Structural and Chromatic Displacement in Contemporary Tunisian Painting: Pergeseran Struktural dan Kromatik dalam Lukisan Tunisia Kontemporer Noumi, Dr. Bashar Jawad
Indonesian Journal of Education Methods Development Vol. 21 No. 2 (2026): May
Publisher : Universitas Muhammadiyah Sidoarjo

Show Abstract | Download Original | Original Source | Check in Google Scholar | DOI: 10.21070/ijemd.v21i2.1054

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General Background: Stylistics examines linguistic variation and expressive forms in literary and rhetorical discourse. Specific Background: Displacement is a central concept in Arabic stylistics, reflecting deviation from conventional language use to create aesthetic and semantic depth. Knowledge Gap: Despite extensive theoretical discussions, there is limited integration between classical Arabic rhetoric and modern stylistic analysis in examining displacement. Aims: This study aims to analyze the concept of stylistic displacement within Arabic discourse by exploring its linguistic, rhetorical, and critical dimensions. Results: The analysis shows that displacement operates as a key mechanism in shaping meaning through deviation, metaphor, and structural variation, supported by examples from classical and modern texts. It also reveals the continuity between traditional rhetorical concepts and contemporary stylistic frameworks. Novelty: The study bridges classical Arabic rhetorical theory with modern stylistic approaches, offering a comprehensive perspective on displacement. Implications: The findings contribute to a deeper understanding of linguistic creativity and provide a framework for analyzing literary texts within both traditional and modern critical contexts. Keywords: Stylistic Displacement, Arabic Stylistics, Rhetorical Analysis, Linguistic Deviation, Literary Criticism Key Findings Highlights Conceptual link established between classical rhetoric and modern analysis Deviation mechanisms shape semantic and aesthetic expression Analytical framework supports interpretation of literary texts
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