These paintings are created for exhibition spaces.
They include large- and medium-scale works, as well as smaller pieces when they are part of an exhibition series. Composition, rhythm, and color unfold in relation to the viewer’s body and the surrounding space.
“Unhidden Text” is a series of paintings focused on everyday moments and inner states that usually remain unspoken. The works combine figurative scenes with fragments of text that stay visible rather than hidden, becoming part of the image itself.
id: SN_O_0005_Ayse
Ayşe Going Home After Work
80 × 100 cm
id: SN_O_0006
Sergey Waiting for an Ikamet Rejection
50 × 70 cm
id: SN_O_0002
Marina Swimming with Her Eyes Closed
80 × 100 cm
id: SN_O_0003
Filiz Came to the Exhibition
50 × 70 cm
id: SN_O_0004
Everyone Was Counted Except Me
50 × 50 cm
“Modern Princesses” is a series of paintings that reimagines familiar fairy-tale characters in a contemporary context. The figures are no longer idealized or distant — they appear grounded, vulnerable, and shaped by everyday reality.
Some works move toward abstraction, where recognizable characters dissolve into color, gesture, and rhythm. Through this shift, the series explores female roles, power, and identity beyond fixed narratives or decorative expectations.
id: SN_O_0025, 🔴 sold
Cinderella
50 × 50 cm
id: SN_O_0035,
Red Hat
80 × 100 cm
id: SN_O_0028,
Sleeping beauty
100 × 70 cm
id: SN_O_0024,
Evil mother
50 × 35 cm
id: SN_O_0026,
Three sisters
30 × 30 cm
id: SN_O_0027
id: SN_O_0023
This series is based on everyday scenes from Antalya. A yellow cat Kukius appears as a recurring figure, moving through public transport, cafés, and the beach.
The works observe daily life from a quiet, slightly displaced perspective, balancing narrative and atmosphere. The cat functions both as a character and a point of view, connecting different locations and moments within the city.
id: SN_O_0032
Kukis
50 × 50 cm
id: SN_O_0029, 🔴 sold
Kukis in tram
80 × 100 cm
id: SN_O_0033, repainted
Kukis in the beach
80 × 110 cm
id: SN_O_0031, 🔴 sold
Emre wants to swim
70 × 100 cm
id: SN_O_0030
Cool kids like cats
50 × 70 cm
“Red Lines” is a series of works centered on everyday subjects — food, people, faces. Across the paintings, red lines appear as recurring visual elements, marking boundaries we are not ready to cross, or boundaries that may shift.
The series explores personal limits, hesitation, and choice. The red line functions both as a formal element and a metaphor, questioning where restraint ends and transgression begins.
id: SN_O_0019
Food. Red lines.
25 × 65 cm
id: SN_O_0020
People. Red lines.
25 × 65 cm
id: SN_O_0034
Face. Red lines.
50 × 50 cm
id: SN_O_0001
Jne city many voices
80x 100 sm
id: SN_O_0007
id: SN_O_0008
id: SN_O_0011
id: SN_O_0012
id: SN_O_0022, 🔴 sold
id: SN_O_0010, 🟣 In exhibition
id: SN_O_0009, 🟣 In exhibition
id: SN_O_1061
id: SN_O_0015
id: SN_O_0014, 🔴 sold
id: SN_O_0013
id: SN_O_0016
id: SN_O_0021
id: SN_O_1032, 🟣 In exhibition
id: SN_O_1030, 🟣 In exhibition
id: SN_O_1031, 🟣 In exhibition
A series of acrylic paintings depicting houses, created using a crumpled, textured technique.
The works are currently exhibited in a gallery in Ankara.
🟣 In a gallery
id: SN_O_1029, 🟣 In exhibition
id: SN_O_0017
id: SN_O_0018
