My life was shaped in a struggle between disciplines imposed on me from a young age. But years later, in a peaceful village in Marmaris, my forbidden passion was reunited with art and I discovered my true self.

“Born in Ankara in 1948, I am a visionary, pursuing an extraordinary journey that spans from economics to technology, from free trade to deeply rooted Turkish art. Although I have been exposed to various disciplines throughout my life, my true passion has always been to explore the rich artistic heritage of our culture and reinterpret it from a modern perspective. In 1992, I settled in a quiet village in Marmaris and began to live this passion to the fullest, making innovative works that blend traditional Turkish arts, especially the forgotten ones, with today’s aesthetics. Now in Ankara, I continue to produce works that pay homage to our roots while at the same time carrying them into the future.”
He was born in Ankara in 1948. After graduating from Ankara Cumhuriyet High School, he studied Economics and Finance against his will. In 1969, he went to Italy for his undergraduate studies. In 1971, he tried to study at the Data Technical Faculty at Upsala University in Sweden, which he never finished. In short, the artist, who was forbidden to paint at home since the age of 6, was subjected to many other disciplines throughout his education. After working as a freelance trader for a while, he worked as a general manager and investment coordinator in some companies. In 1992, he settled in a village in Marmaris and started to work on his art. He still continues his works in Ankara.

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