Our Sculptures

Get ready to explore art in a three-dimensional form! In our sculpture section, we blend matter with art, creating a world filled with emotion, stories, and aesthetics in every piece. You will witness how solid materials take shape in our hands, gaining new meanings with each surface. Our sculptures not only add visual value to spaces but also offer a tactile experience. Each form stands as an expression of art that transcends time and space. You are invited to form a deep connection with the silent narratives of the sculptures!
On this page, you will find our sculpture works.

Yaşam ve Ölümün Yüzü

his ceramic sculpture elegantly reflects the delicate and inevitable bond between life and death. The skull on the left side of the sculpture symbolizes the cold, inescapable face of death, while the human face on the right side represents the warmth and fleeting nature of life. The contrast between these two halves reveals the continuous, inseparable cycle of life and death.

This artwork deeply expresses how a fine line exists between the two opposing poles of human existence. The sculpture reminds us that death is a part of life and that every moment coexists with this duality. It invites the viewer to reflect on their own existential inquiries. The balance between the transience of life and the inevitability of death is powerfully conveyed in this artistic form.

The piece won 1st place at the Ceramic Competition held by Istanbul University and SRA Stone Gallery in June 2022.

Artist: Muazzez Belkıs Goncaloğlu

The Body

"The Body" is a work created from newspaper clippings, showcasing how modern life shapes human existence. This piece symbolizes the overflow of knowledge, news, articles, and issues that fill society’s inner life. While a person may appear as a physical being from the outside, they are constantly bombarded by information within. Current events, societal discussions, and media-driven narratives shape and even reconstruct the individual’s knowledge.

This human model, covered in newspaper pieces, reflects how individuals are overwhelmed by the complexity of the world's news. Each piece of newspaper represents a fragment of information, a story, collectively reflecting the chaos and confusion within the mind. "The Body" explores the impact of this close relationship with modern knowledge on personal identities.

Artist: Muazzez Belkıs Goncaloğlu