قراءة تحليلية في تحول الفن المقدس من الفعل التعبدي و الممارسة الطقوسية إلى الفن الديني و الممارسة الفنية الإستيطيقية

الملخص EN

This study aimed to shed light on sacred art, as it is an art that crystallized within the framework of a communicative practice with the sacred, and the foundations of the devotional act and ritual worship.

after that, art moved from the status of sacred art, which was actually devotional, in which artistic practice was mixed with devotional practice, to the status of religious art at a later stage than the stage of sacred art, because the religious equivalent was one of the anchors of artistic values in society, and access to religious ritual was not it is done only via the art portal.

as well as clarifying what resulted from this transformation of reshaping the image of art, this was a defining moment in the history of art.

it was concluded that art is closely related to various social groups, and that the language of art is a common denominator among all human groups, no matter how different their languages, cultures and patterns of thinking.

it is a bridge linking the inside and outside of the being, as it ensures the individual to cross from nature to culture, as is the case in the totemic phenomenon, where the limited and finite individual is fused into the infinite and infinite cosmic, liberated from all mundane forms and merged into the experience of the transcendent sacred.

therefore, art is considered a personal and sentimental “semireligious” experience that takes place outside the realm of the senses and is not constrained by the constraints of reality or logic.

in this research, different approaches were used, and an analytical approach was adopted.

the research came out with a recommendation that art is a means of conveying the experiences of the self and the group in terms of customs, rituals, worship and beliefs, and a manifestation of intellectual activity that seeks to create a strange world, separate from reality.

and that art is that transcendent spiritual force, and the creative act that is nourished by revelation and inspiration, and that it is an absolute expression of sacred idealism.