The aesthetics of visual dazzle in contemporary Iraqi theatrical presentation techniques (The seventh-inning play is an example)

Abstract

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The current research is concerned with studying how to employ theatrical techniques in theatrical performance to create visual dazzle and diversify theatrical performance spaces. The display is based on a system of signs in shaping the artistic and aesthetic aspects in addition to the functional aspects that lead the recipient through an intentional aesthetic cognitive process to understand the visual, audio and even olfactory, together this creates artistic pleasure and visual dazzle that attracts the recipient. The first chapter presents the research problem, which is summarized by the question: How were theatrical techniques employed in the theatrical performance to activate visual dazzle and diversify the theatrical performance spaces? And this method can be achieved in the design and implementation of these techniques in a way that makes visual dazzle an inevitable result that makes the show an effective visual system and technique. This topic has been rooted since the beginnings of theater until the present day. That is, almost no theatrical work is devoid of this goal with all its elements, in order to aesthetic pleasure, The importance of the research is that it addresses an important aspect of theatrical presentation techniques, as they cannot be imagined without that creative design vision, conceptually and aesthetically. The need for it is to shed light on the concept of employing theatrical techniques in theatrical presentation to activate visual dazzle, aiming behind this to have a more comprehensive understanding of the functions of theatrical techniques in order to create aesthetic pleasure for the recipient.