Named after a precision instrument from the medieval Islamic world, "The Balance of Wisdom" explores domestic labor, care and the search for balance through the work of eight artists. The exhibition aims to make visible the often-invisible practices of care.
A site-specific reworking of Benal Dikmen's two solo shows in Çanakkale, "Women of Troy" approaches the Trojan War from the perspective of women. Built from collage, the exhibition reinterprets the figure of Helen beyond the boundaries of the epic tradition.
Focusing on Y. Bahadır Yıldız's practice of working with waste materials, "Vague Voids and Vortices Within Us" brings together sculptures shaped around a concept of aesthetics the artist developed himself. The exhibition addresses domestic and industrial transformation through materials ranging from waste plastic to sandpaper.