Zeynep Selçuk
- Resim
Zeynep Selçuk, Ankara merkezli multidisipliner bir sanatçıdır.
İfade gücü yüksek figüratif resimlerinde, dinamik fırça darbeleri ve katmanlı yüzeyler aracılığıyla duygusal ve psikolojik durumları araştırır.
Çalışmaları sıklıkla kimlik, rıza ve kişisel haklar temaları etrafında şekillenir.
These works focus on the quiet presence of the figure in intimate spaces. Through loose brushstrokes and muted tones, the works explore moments of pause, self-awareness, and the subtle desire to be seen.
These works focus on the quiet presence of the figure in intimate spaces. Through loose brushstrokes and muted tones, the works explore moments of pause, self-awareness, and the subtle desire to be seen.
These works focus on the quiet presence of the figure in intimate spaces. Through loose brushstrokes and muted tones, the works explore moments of pause, self-awareness, and the subtle desire to be seen.
This work reflects on the principle that a person portrayed in an image cannot be made visible without their consent. By referencing "FSEK Art. 86," the artist emphasizes respect for personality rights while simultaneously questioning the boundaries of artistic freedom and what ultimately constitutes an artwork.
These works explore the human figure as a site of emotional tension, where roles, inner states, and silent distances between people unfold like a stage.
These works explore the human figure as a site of emotional tension, where roles, inner states, and silent distances between people unfold like a stage.
Through fragmented and expressive figures, these works approach identity as something fluid and unresolved. Instead of reinforcing labels or fixed identities, they foreground the human condition itself, emphasizing the figure simply as human.
Through fragmented and expressive figures, these works approach identity as something fluid and unresolved. Instead of reinforcing labels or fixed identities, they foreground the human condition itself, emphasizing the figure simply as human.
Through fragmented and expressive figures, these works approach identity as something fluid and unresolved. Instead of reinforcing labels or fixed identities, they foreground the human condition itself, emphasizing the figure simply as human.
Within turbulent landscapes of color, figures emerge as fleeting presences, reflecting the fragile and transient nature of human experience.
Within turbulent landscapes of color, figures emerge as fleeting presences, reflecting the fragile and transient nature of human experience.
Within turbulent landscapes of color, figures emerge as fleeting presences, reflecting the fragile and transient nature of human experience.
