The concept of metaphor, as Nietzsche expresses it, is a concept that is well-established in daily speech, is frequently used, but is not aware of the possibilities it creates in expression. What is done with metaphor is to bring about the truth through language, using metaphors and adding power to expression and understanding. The metaphor enriches the spoken language and adds depth to comprehension by allowing subjective expressions. Due to its linguistic structure, Turkish provides a wide basis for metaphors via its cultural diversity and the use of this diversity in art. In addition to the daily language, it is possible to encounter metaphors in works of art. The depth involved in expression in literary and visual arts is further increased through the metaphorical uses of language. In the history of art, metaphors have been the most frequently used fields of painting and poetry due to their similarities in creating images and deepening the meaning. Although metaphor may seem like an analogy, it is not limited to this definition and is higher than it. While metaphor adds power to understanding, opens the door to different truths, meanwhile. Contemporary art has come into existence as a separate phenomenon ‘cos of the diversity of material and language usage. Contemporary art and therefore postmodernity is based on the understanding of Nietzsche's concept of "Truth" and "Metaphor". To understand Nietzsche is to understand metaphor, to understand irony, to understand contemporary art and postmodernism. In this study, analyzes have been made by approaching contemporary artworks in the context of metaphor and focusing on newly formed meanings.