The figure was conceived as a response to the criticisms directed at the dreamer. The balloon, the metaphor of these dreams, shows a girl handcuffed with a rope. This narrative is the image of people who call it daydreaming, but with a careful look, it is associated with the idea that these criticisms are meaningless without the locks on the handcuffs.

Girl you will be a woman soon

wake up, tiny one.

Now is the moment to find the way.

This is not cause for concern.

Simply carry out your instructions.

There's a chance you will occasionally hear voices; I will be there.

You'll realize that everything is one, both above and below the surface, he remarked.

  
representative of the sun and moon. Clearly, he is quite knowledgeable about essence.

  

Black Shaman_ Kara Şaman

Fight with the shadow,

Need some speed...

Not a lot. If there is no balance behind the eyes, I will tire you.

Fortunately, your foundation is solid.

I will give you this with respect. Let the roads be opened to the road.

You have nothing to do with your future, you have no promise for tomorrow.

Time has no place in the shadow.

Freya's Will

Akhenetan of Ancient Egypt rises in rebellion with his symbolic body language in the body of a child, depicting the power within his dynamic movement. The hoodie is a contemporary transformation of the royal masks of the pharaohs of ancient Egypt. The form of the hoodie is related to the geometric forms of Egypt. The body forms of the sculpture create a two-dimensional perception in line with the understanding of Ancient Egypt sculpture. This is an effort to capture a cosmic perspective beyond the element of the audience.

Childhood of Akhenaten

“Ressurection is its most delicate moment and there is not the slightest problem with it..”

The figure is in a soaring pose, with arms outstretched and drawn back over her back, depicting awakening. This symbolizes the moment of rebirth of the phoenix from its ashes. The wing is symbolically designed with geometric forms similar to the wings of the phoenix. In the head part, strong linear elements are placed in order to symbolize the power brought by rebirth.

Rise of The Phoenix

Zaqar, The Dream God

“He watched to regenerate, priest snakes. Weren’t they the ones who were adept at throwing away the past. He wanted to learn this magic. The answer was Domination. He did not hesitate to touch it, the priest seized the snakes. The priest spoke one of the snakes, one fell silent, and then rewarded this courage with his teeth. Now, the protector of Crete; Queen of snakes.”

The work, which holds a snake in both hands, was inspired by the figurines of the Minoan civilization that lived in Crete. The idea of holding two snakes in the hand of the work is repeated faithfully to the original work.

The snake symbolizes renewal in the ancient world. The mask on the figure’s face is a snake tooth stylization. The tooth expresses that a power is given to the figure by the snakes. The pose depicts a confident and courageous woman. The expression walking is given to indicate that the character has the power to act.

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