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Güliz Korkmaz Tirkeş: Flow Series

June 12, 2014
in Archive, Ceramic art
Guliz Korkmaz Tirkes, Fllow 3, 2013, Earthenware, chamotte, 32 x 37 x 39 cm.
Guliz Korkmaz Tirkes, Flow 2, 2013, Earthenware, chamotte, 55 x 48 x 45 cm.
Guliz Korkmaz Tirkes Turkish Ceramics, Flow 2, 2013, Earthenware, chamotte, 55 x 48 x 45 cm.

Güliz Korkmaz Tirkeş, Wings, 2010, Earthenware, chamotte, engobe, 46 x 18 x 40 cm.
Guliz Korkmaz Tirkes Ceramics, Flow, 2011, Earthenware, chamotte, engobe, 50 x 19 x 73 cm.

Güliz Korkmaz Tirkeş: Flow Series

My work, in general, may be considered as formed under the effect of an outer force. While this force may reveal itself as irregular linear textures on some forms, in others the body itself is bent or squeezed according to the strength and direction of this force. However, the force is not detrimental, but naturally welcomed by the forms.

The flow series also appear as a result of the forces applied to large volumes. The effects of these volumes on these works are embraced with soft and smooth movements and can be traced in the form of a natural flow. As in my other works, this also may be seen as traces of an outer force, but these traces are outcomes that are formed within a natural flow and are affirmed by the form. The final form stands upright with its pure, content energy shaped by this feeling of embrace.

Created: 2010-2013

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