The gallery’s curated selection, titled “Material Matters,” brings together diverse medium approaches that reflect the artists’ geographical influences and shared concerns. This collection emphasizes humanity’s critical role in the ecological chain, suggesting that a respectful, constructive interaction between humans, the environment, and all living species is essential for a balanced ecosystem. The works explore both the present and potential impacts of an evolving ecosystem on human life.
Ahmet Oran employs oil paint in abstract compositions inspired by natural forms, evoking a sense of disruption within the ecosystem. Daniel Knorr promotes sustainability, urging a protective approach toward the ecosystem.
Ekrem Yalçındağ utilizes woodblock printing to replicate natural forms, referencing the dynamic shifts in ecosystems over time. Nevin Aladağ, a Turkish-born German artist, integrates copper—a naturally occurring metal—as well as silk, untreated and industrial wool carpets, kilims, and fabrics. These materials connect to her cultural roots, symbolizing the duality between the natural and the artificial.
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