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Artificial Intelligence (Prompt Art): New Design Language for Text-Visual Transformation

Yapay Zekâ (Prompt Sanatı): Yeni Bir Tasarım Dili Olarak Metin-Görsel Dönüşümü

Abdulkadir Özdemir(HİTİT ÜNİVERSİTESİ)0000-0002-3337-4274
Nuri Sezer(İSTANBUL GELİŞİM ÜNİVERSİTESİ)0000-0002-3875-4284
Pages
33–45
Publication Date
2025-12-26
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Consequently, visual literacy is integrating with algorithmic thinking, and the future designer will be a "meaning engineer" who codes images with words, rather than drawing them.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The digital design ecosystem is undergoing an ontological transformation driven by generative AI.
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Key Findings & Data:Visual production is evolving from manual skill towards "Prompt Engineering," where linguistic proficiency takes precedence.
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Conclusion & Impact:Consequently, visual literacy is integrating with algorithmic thinking, and the future designer will be a "meaning engineer" who codes images with words, rather than drawing them.
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⚙️Variables:Görsel İletişim · Üretken Yapay Zekâ · Metin-Görsel Dönüşümü

Abstract

The digital design ecosystem is undergoing an ontological transformation driven by generative AI. Visual production is evolving from manual skill towards "Prompt Engineering," where linguistic proficiency takes precedence. This research examines how text-to-image systems are restructuring visual communication, shifting the designer's role from "craftsman" to "curator," and the implications for creative industries. It finds that prompts are not merely technical commands but linguistic tools that activate cultural and aesthetic codes. The claim that AI democratizes creativity is critically balanced against concerns of professional disruption. Consequently, visual literacy is integrating with algorithmic thinking, and the future designer will be a "meaning engineer" who codes images with words, rather than drawing them.

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Dijital tasarım ekosistemi, üretken yapay zekânın getirdiği ontolojik bir dönüşüm yaşıyor. Görsel üretim, el becerisi yerine dilsel yetkinliğin öne çıktığı “Prompt Mühendisliği”ne evriliyor. Bu araştırma, metin-görsel sistemlerin görsel iletişimi yeniden yapılandırmasını, tasarımcıyı “zanaatkâr”dan “küratör” konumuna taşımasını ve yaratıcı endüstrilerdeki etkilerini inceliyor. İstemlerin (prompt) teknik komut değil, kültürel ve estetik kodları harekete geçiren dilsel araçlar olduğu saptanıyor. Yapay zekânın yaratıcılığı demokratikleştirdiği iddiası ile mesleki dönüşüm endişeleri eleştirel bir dengede tartışılıyor. Sonuç olarak, görsel okuryazarlık algoritmik düşünmeyle bütünleşiyor ve geleceğin tasarımcısı, imgeyi çizen değil, kelimelerle kodlayan bir “anlam mühendisi” olacak.

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Özdemir, A., Sezer, N. (2025). Artificial Intelligence (Prompt Art): New Design Language for Text-Visual Transformation. İzlek Akademik Dergi, Cilt: 8 Sayı: 2, 33–45. https://doi.org/10.53804/izlek.1840253

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