The exhibition focuses on Güneþ Çýnar’s new works, which explore the complex and contradictory relationship between nature and humankind. The image of the thorn carries a dual character both protective and wounding, both defining boundaries and violating them offering the viewer an opportunity to reflect on these oppositions. The word exercise does not imply completion or a final result, but rather a continuous attempt and search; the exhibition is conceived precisely as this process of exploration itself.
In her previous works, Güneþ Çýnar focused on urban transformation zones, demolition sites, and the gradually disappearing fragments of nature within the city. This time, she positions her perspective from within nature, looking outward. Through the channels between the memories of the city and nature, she highlights the themes of continuity and transformation. Reflecting the silence of nature and the depletion of its energy through shades of gray, concrete, and rust, she invites us to contemplate a new perception of nature built with technologically produced materials such as 3D printing, plexiglass, and resin. The exhibition calls on the viewer to experience the relationship between nature, human, and space both visually and intellectually.
The exhibition can be visited from November 4 to December 13, between 12:00 and 19:00, except on Sundays and Mondays.