Long-form artistic work
LIMIT is a visual project exploring the body in relation to the socially constructed boundaries of “normality.” The series focuses on disability, identity, difference, gender and visibility.
It does not present disability as a tragic or passive condition. Instead, it treats it as a political and personal experience, questioning who is considered visible, acceptable or excluded. The project searches for the tension between the body and the limits imposed upon it.
An independent zine practice moving between art, politics, interviews, photography and local observations. DEV-FANZIN creates space for alternative voices, experimental images and direct forms of publishing outside established cultural structures.
BÜYÜK E FANZİN is an independent literary and visual publication bringing together essays, poetry, criticism, photography and experimental cultural work. The project values collective production, underground expression and the open circulation of ideas.
An illustrated series with medical, social and absurd edges, shaped through dark humour and lived experience.
A project exploring desire, fixation, surfaces and unstable identities through visual fragments and portraiture.
A visual series orbiting ecology, damage, grief and the planetary condition.
An ongoing set of visual notes, breakdowns and side images from the life of an illustrator.