Painter, poet, video maker and video performer, photographer and designer

I am an open flux artist. The following attributes that are the target of my creations are the things, I believe, all the contemporary artists who can't refrain from creating with concern and responsibility should have: To witness “the essence of time” (zeitgeist) once again, that is to be more adverse and radical on this earth that is going down the drains; to heed the sharing and wide circulation of their creations instead of their ownership problems. To be independent. Along with being an artist who shows the way, opens the minds and redefines new problems, being an artist who also can be open to all kinds of interaction and communication, and being a playmaker when necessary. To try to create and furthermore try to protect the existence of courage, originality and composition without falling into the swamp of elitism and populism.

2009: Attending the Human Emotion Project, Guildford Lane Gallery, Melbourne / Solo exhibition: Warning for risk for jamming. Tegen 2, Stockholm / Attending the Ankara Int. Film Festival, Ankara 2008: Attending the 1st Int. Roaming Biennial of Tehran, Berlin / Attending the "En hög på golvet" group exhb. at Tegen 2, Stockholm / Attending the 1st Int. Roaming Biennial of Tehran, Istanbul / Attending the Supermarket 2008 Art Fair, Stockholm. 2007: Attending the "Fear of god" co-exhb. at Hafriyat Karakoy, Istanbul / Attending the "Jag, min husses hund" group exhb. at Tegen 2, Stockholm / Attending the "Nightcomers" project in the 10th Biennial of Istanbul. / Video co-installation at Scope NYC [PAM], New York. 2006: Attending the co-exhb. "Labyrint" in Botkyrka Konsthall, Stockholm / Artist sent "Open Letter to Swedish migration Board", Stockholm. 2001: A contemporary art exhb. with 210 participants: I want my mirrors, Dulcinea, Istanbul. 1998: "...self", solo exhb. Dulcinea, Istanbul. 1996: "Citypaintings", solo exhb., Habitat II/NGO Forum '96, Istanbul / Publication of book of poems: "Limpin Bird" (Aksak Kus), Istanbul. 1995: Attending the 4th Biennial of Istanbul.