The circle, which has a plain and simple form, contains the past, the future and the moment. Our world, the sun, all the planets, coins, the eye that has the function of seeing, are all shaped like a circle. From past to present, this geometric form has been a powerful symbol for humans. Icons appear as embodied, graphical representation of thoughts or abstract concepts. Since the early ages, the circle form has been a part of life in a symbolic way. Many shapes with which power or infinity are expressed, are symbolized with the circle. The icons offer us a space of thinking. The symbolic way of thinking in human beings also emerges in the works of artists. Circle form, which has different meanings in it, impels the idea of infinity by having no beginning and no end. Many artists who work with a formalist approach, use circle shape in their works. In this study, the places where the circle form is seen as symbolic are researched. The artists working with this form and their reasons for handling the apartment are presented. Starting from the traces of this form on social memory, the artists working with this concept and the reasons for their approach to this concept are presented.