OZGE SAHIN
1 Março 2019 – 31 Março 2019
BIO:
Ozge Sahin is a Turkish artist and photographer living in Rome. After graduating from Istanbul Bilgi University with a major in International Relations and spending years in the marketing industry. Ozge chose art and decided to pursue her art career full time. She studied Graphic Designs and Photography at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma from 2012 to 2015. Most of Ozge’s artworks celebrates people and explores female identity, human life, and daily experiences. Her mediums range from photography to thread and installation. Since 2012, she has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout Italy and the United States, including Black Mountain College Museum & Arts Center in Asheville (North Carolina) and Chicago Photography Center in Chicago (Illinois). In 2018, Ozge attended V Biennale Arte Viterbo and she received an award for “Art and Life” from Biennale di Arte CONTEMPORANEA città di LATINA (Solidarte).
PROJECT:
PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS:
Artist Talk: 16 March, 18h00
Ozge Sahin is a Turkish artist and photographer living in Rome. After graduating from Istanbul Bilgi University with a major in International Relations and spending years in the marketing industry. Ozge chose art and decided to pursue her art career full time. She studied Graphic Designs and Photography at the Accademia di Belle Arti di Roma from 2012 to 2015. Most of Ozge’s artworks celebrates people and explores female identity, human life, and daily experiences. Her mediums range from photography to thread and installation. Since 2012, she has exhibited in galleries and museums throughout Italy and the United States, including Black Mountain College Museum & Arts Center in Asheville (North Carolina) and Chicago Photography Center in Chicago (Illinois). In 2018, Ozge attended V Biennale Arte Viterbo and she received an award for “Art and Life” from Biennale di Arte CONTEMPORANEA città di LATINA (Solidarte).
PROJECT:
Featuring installations, photos and embroidered works, “Hom” reflects on the condition to live in countries other than that in which we are born and on the experience of “missing”through the integration of multiple feminine point of views.
The exhibition therefore constitutes an open field of confrontation and staging of crucial questions of the present: the works are the result of a reflection-action, and tell things both about the place where the author was born, but also about the one in which she currently lives.
The exhibition therefore constitutes an open field of confrontation and staging of crucial questions of the present: the works are the result of a reflection-action, and tell things both about the place where the author was born, but also about the one in which she currently lives.
PUBLIC PRESENTATIONS:
Artist Talk: 16 March, 18h00
Open Studio: OZGE SAHIN, “Hom”
28 - 31 March, 16h00-20h00
28 - 31 March, 16h00-20h00