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Memories and LettersCosta MeaThe Light of the VoidSpiritual ExperiencesI See YouFeltsTESKSculpture Exhibition
5 December 2015 - 3 January 2016, Pg Art Gallery
19 February 2016 - 16 March 2016, Galeri Siyah Beyaz
From Habitus to Momentum, and from Object to Structure
Marcus Graf, 2015
I follow the work of Günnür Özsoy for a couple of years, and have previously written two other texts about her sculptures. For me, it is a great chance to work closely with an artist over the years, because I can see the development and permanent evolution of an artistic world very clearly. It gives me the opportunity to compare various phases...
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Light is Whole, My World is in Pieces
Ece Dursun, 2015
What happens when the mystic attractiveness that everything rotating around itself effortlessly has, meets with sculptures that give life to the “cycle”, which is one of the fundamental themes of philosophical, spiritual and even meditative tendencies? At the very first sight, these sculptures that begin to open the closed doors in mind one by ...
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Costa Mea at Esma Sultan
Alev Berberoğlu, 2016
Costa Mea is one of the unforgettable exhibitions which has tied the previous year to 2016.  In her latest single exhibition at Pg Art Gallery, Günnur Özsoy has worked the concept of personal and social fragmentation with an abstract language through her sculptures.  While subtly referring to phases of womanhood, she has comprised a serie...
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Costa Mea
Zeynep Hekim, 2015
In her most recent works, Günnur Özsoy confronts us with a different method from her past  techniques. In her previous works, she didn’t create emptiness, but instead responded to the emptiness with mass. In this series, however, the concept of the emptiness manifests itself as a way of destroying, fragmenting or decreasing the totality,...
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On Costa Mea
Nevzat Sayın, 2015
On the grey-painted exterior façade of the building which faces the street, the exhibition of shadows that befall the walls of the cave-like space and the fragile, meandering figures, begins with Costa Mea which is placed right at the back of the mosque.  Content with short and small reminders, but also giving rise to the feeling that there are l...
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Notes For Günnur
Atilla Yücel, 2015
When I first met Günnur Özsoy's sculptures, I associated these colorful, classy, erotic objects with weightless celestial bodies: beings not affected by gravity, although having some mass. Here and there, they were scattered around the workshop shelves, but I still identified them with meteorites floating in space. Also, Günnur usually pre...
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