My Father’s Objects “My Father’s Objects” acts as self-portrait of the past. These are objects of emotion that are far from their functional aspects.. Could something be other than what appears to be? My Father’s Objects, 2015, Spray Paint on Ready Made Objects, Various Dimensions
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My Mother’s Objects The series “My Mother’s Objects” consists of daily, ordinary objects. It is an attempt to transform theobjects I grew up with -which now belong to another space and others – into something that belongs to me, appropriate these objects and to draw them into the field of art. My Mother’s Objects, 2015,
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This is the diary of a period when many events that we wish we hadn’t experienced, are highlighted and implacably smacked on our faces. There are objects in this diary each of which can be sensed by me only when I touch them and which are drawn blind, and put in my plate by the
Out of Norm The series “Out of Norm”, was inspired by a news article seen on digital media. According to the article: a stillborn sheep that shocked the people who have seen it with its “half-human”, “half-animal” looks; given birth by a sheep that was infected by Rift Valley Fever in North Africa was labeled
This project is an attempt to reverse the way how the media demonstrates and presents violence which has become almost a routine of everyday life. The project, based on the reinterpretation of the content and visuals of the news on violence, is a criticism to transforming the victim of violence into a mediatic show object.
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The series “Out of Norm”, was inspired by a news article seen on digital media. According to the article: a stillborn sheep that shocked the people who have seen it with its “half-human”, “half-animal” looks; given birth by a sheep that was infected by Rift Valley Fever in North Africa was labeled as “the devil
The series focuses on animals that are moved away from our daily lives for human and human-oriented reasons and participate in our lives in the form of beautiful, cute toy representations. It questions the systems of how the animals are being decentralised re-existence, transformed into decorative and functional elements, and how such norms shape our
