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Measured calligraphic exercise of the prayer ‘’Rabbi yessir ve lâ tuassir Rabbi temmim bi’l hayr in Nesih Calligraphy (Calligraphy, Ömer Faruk Dere)<br />

Islam calligraphy has already reached the effect of being<br />

plastic centuries before which the west art is trying to reach<br />

today. As it is known there are four main plastic elements in<br />

the painting art. Dot, line, stain, and colour. The calligrapher<br />

has been making works with the love of the religious values<br />

by using dot, line, stain, and the connection between them<br />

without depending on outside world as in painting and needind<br />

even colour. Today modern arts trying to break away the<br />

external world dependence admire the plastic strength of<br />

the calligraphy art. The calligraphy art uses the plastic elements<br />

skillfully with the aim of serving high purposes compared<br />

with the meaningless and futile plastic works made in<br />

the name of modern art. The subject of this short text will be<br />

the ‘’stain’’ that comes firstly in the plastic values of calligraphy<br />

art. Calligraphy art consists of the balanced distribution<br />

of the stain harmonies being formed of lines on the defined<br />

surface. The spaces which give us sometimes joy, sometimes<br />

peace,sometimes tranquility are the stain left. The Great Calligraphy<br />

Sami Efendi wanted to tell this while he was saying<br />

‘’I enjoy the spaces in calligraphy’’.<br />

The artist looks fort he divine balance existing in the whole<br />

universe in the distribution of the stains on the space.This<br />

balance is not formed with mathematical operations. It is put<br />

down completely with the driving of spiritual (sevk-i ilahi). The<br />

calligrapher uses the balance in his work as the most important<br />

element. As we classify these balance samples achieved<br />

throughout the centuries we see four types of balance.<br />

* Symetrical balance<br />

* Asymetrical balance<br />

* Central balance<br />

* Free balance<br />

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