GLITCH ART

Along with the developing technology, artists, as well as the knowledge of art, have gripped the digital media and the infrastructure of the technology, continuously changing, and begun to utilize them in their works. Images sometimes appear to be in a distorted form on digital products (console, CD, etc.), the products of the developing technology. This ‘bug’, overlap or code changes in files or images, results in different images to appear. The auditory and visual elements produced by the distorted media, consciously or unconsciously, can create new pleasing aesthetic results. These distortions and shifts have created Glitch Art in art design, as a source of inspiration for the artists who are on continuous quest of improvement. Glitch Art tries to explain the audience that what is not perfect can aesthetically be pleasing to the eye. Glitch Art, with its work and aesthetic understanding, has a different place than all art movements emerged up to the present day, both in terms of material and application techniques.The purpose of this study is to make the artists and designers understand new visual products in the context of the technology-driven changing world and behave more consciously in perception