Digitale Kunst getiteld "Incircle" door Dazeskin, Origineel Kunstwerk, Digitaal Schilderwerk

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Incircle (2018) Digitale Kunst door Dazeskin

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Beperkte editie (#100/250) Digitale Kunst, Digitaal Schilderwerk op Canvas

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Dimensies Hoogte 19,7in, Breedte 19,7in
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Categorieën Digitale kunst onder US$ 1.000 Figuratieve

"in geometry, the incircle or inscribed circle of a triangle is the largest circle contained in the triangle; it touches (is tangent to) the three sides. the center of the incircle is a triangle center called the triangle's incenter." Over dit kunstwerk:[...]

Dazeskin

Turkije

Deniz Sak is a Multidisciplinary Artist, Designer and Storyteller from İstanbul, Turkey. She took part in several exhibitions as an artist and a designer, including MAXXI Rome, Triennale di Milano, Fabbrica[...]

Deniz Sak is a Multidisciplinary Artist, Designer and Storyteller from İstanbul, Turkey.

She took part in several exhibitions as an artist and a designer, including MAXXI Rome, Triennale di Milano, Fabbrica del Vapore and Milano Design Week ‘12 and ‘13, Ionion Aquarium and Ionion Center for the Arts and Culture, both solo and in groups.

Her had been practicing art over 10 years, in various mediums; Video Art, Short Film, Photography, Mixed Media, Painting and Illustration.

FLUX, her recent Video Art & Short Films collection, is an ongoing research on constant change and balance, through the narrative of elements.

FLUX: Water (2022), the first chapter, a series of Video Art works, aims to point out the continuous loop of moving inward and outward, washing away the duality of "inside" and "outside", encouraging to find a common ground to be the observer and the observee concurrently.

FLUX: On The Road (2023), her latest Short Film project, a story of Attachment and Detachment, a continuous loop of encounters beyond timelines and lifespans; and the demolition of the duality of being “me” and “you”: There is only being part of a whole. Being one.

She had been traveling, filming and engaging with people on the road, from different cultures and landscapes, listening to their stories and studying mainly two concepts: Attachment & Detachment and Change & Balance.