Tag: Bioart
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Beyond Anthropocentrism: Materiality, Biota, and Shared Agency
On February 19, 2026, Beyza Durhan reflected on her residency at Gate 27 through an engaging conversation about her artistic practice, focusing on collaboration with biomaterials and non-human entities. This dialogue revealed her process of sharing control in art, influenced by deep ecological principles and personal experiences with bees and nature.
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Exploring Nature and Technology in Esin Aykanat Avcı’s Art
Esin Aykanat Avcı’s exhibition, “Prospect of Life,” explores the connections between nature, technology, and humanity through artistic representations of leaves. By questioning the role of artists amid societal dysfunction, she combines art and science to reflect on the balance of life and mechanism, inviting contemplation on contemporary existence and revitalization.
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Self-Secluding Earth: Tracing Bioart Through Heidegger’s Notion of Place
Damla Yalçın’s exhibition, running from March 11-28, 2025, explores bioart by merging textile traditions and living materials like SCOBY. Influenced by Heidegger’s notions of place, her installations invite viewers to engage with the dynamic relationship between human experience and environment, redefining connections to materiality and life.
