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Exploring the Application Research Between Scars and Wearable Art

Jinran QieRoyal College of Art University*

* Corresponding author: [email protected]

Abstract

The research has been all about evaluating the link between scars and wearable art. The scope of this research is quite broad, and it helps people to explore positions from different perspectives. For this purpose, secondary data intervention with the help of qualitative data has been provided. The focus towards secondary data collection has involved the contribution made by victims of certain scars. This paper explored the relationship between scar and wearable art from different cultural backgrounds, medicine, anthropology, philosophy, psychology and other fields. However, it has been depicted that the link between scars and wearable art is quite strong. Still, there is a certain degree of complacency and dependency on external factors such as the perception of the society and element psychological well-being of the entities. Moreover, gender-related factors and the role of age are also very important in the impact of wearable art, and social pressure and social support also play an important role.

Keywords: Scar; Wearable art; Wounds; Philosophy; Psychology
Published: June 5, 2024
DOI: 10.54254/2753-7064/38/20240120
Volume: CHR Vol.38
pp. 81-89
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