Nomadism, a way of life thousands of years ago, has emerged as an act that shapes the lives of individuals and societies. Having settled down with the Neolithic revolution, human beings continued their lives in areas where they could meet their basic shelter and nutritional needs; however, migration movements have not ceased and have continued to contribute to intercultural interaction throughout the ages. Immigration, as a result of choice or an obligatory act, creates many different effects on individual and social levels and it also appears with some reflections and effects in the field of art. The artists, who convey their ideas to the audience through different disciplines over the concepts of immigration, have examined their own experiences or many events or situations that have taken place in the memory of society such as wars, disasters, the hunger that resulted in migration. Migration, which is an object of various fields such as cinema, literature, and theater, is also frequently used in the field of plastic arts. The world community has witnessed many migration movements and related tragedies. Some events that took place had a massive impact. The tragic loss of Aylan Kurdi and her family on their migration route in 2015 is one of the major tragedies recently. In this study, the artworks shaped around the migration theme were examined through Aylan Kurdi, and the reflections of the event on plastic arts were evaluated through the works of the artists such as Ai Weiwei, Banksy, Pekka Jylhä.