sharp light

In this technique, the surface of the glass is first covered with black paint. Using a variety of blades, the paint is carefully removed to expose the transparent body beneath. The image remains invisible until light is introduced from behind. Only then does the image become visible, activated fully by the presence of light.

Portrait of 'keyser', Knife hits on painted glass & Light, 80x80cm, 2023

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Untitled, Knife hits on painted glass & Light, 70x48cm, 2023

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Süreç, Knife hits on painted glass & Light, 200x70cm

(3 pieces)

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Homo-sacer, Knife hits on painted glass & Light, 60x60cm

Pışşık, Knife hits on painted glass & Light, 37x45cm

Singa, Knife hits on painted glass & Light, 30x45cm

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