tertium non data translated from latin means: the third is not given. it is an alchemic term which refers to the process of combining two disparate elements to create a new, third element. the process of transformation is a mystery - an unknown...
Things made by GULNUR OZDAGLAR
i saw your work originally on etsy (i think) and then on cosa verde and other places, too. it is just gorgeous. most recycled art is not terribly attractive...it looks...recycled. your work doesn't even hint at that. it was born to use pet bottles. so magnificent. i would love to have a chandelier and i would love to see a huge style light installation. it would just be magical. a combination of fairy lights and small pieces of your work would be amazing...outside in the garden or inside.
As always, the mistics of Turkey astounds me. I love you country and the haritage... And I see in your works again the reason why. Thank you..
I myself am from Israel. here we created a 2nd hand market called "heart of the world" (a phrase from jewdaism), which also hosts some local eco-friendly artists... Your work is very touching. I wish we could appreciate your creations here aswell.... Do you think theres any way to bring it here to Israel? :) even if not.. simpley overwhelming
Thank you Sivan lev_haolam@walla.com Ill be happy to hear from you more. I Love Turkey
They echo nature amazing!
ReplyDeleteWow.. your work is unique, stunning and quite beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely amazing! They're on the list for mother's day presents!!
ReplyDeletei saw your work originally on etsy (i think) and then on cosa verde and other places, too. it is just gorgeous. most recycled art is not terribly attractive...it looks...recycled. your work doesn't even hint at that. it was born to use pet bottles. so magnificent. i would love to have a chandelier and i would love to see a huge style light installation. it would just be magical. a combination of fairy lights and small pieces of your work would be amazing...outside in the garden or inside.
ReplyDeleteit can be hard to make a comment to accurately appreciate this kind of art. so lovely!
ReplyDeleteHey Gulnur...
ReplyDeleteAs always, the mistics of Turkey astounds me. I love you country and the haritage... And I see in your works again the reason why. Thank you..
I myself am from Israel. here we created a 2nd hand market called "heart of the world" (a phrase from jewdaism), which also hosts some local eco-friendly artists... Your work is very touching. I wish we could appreciate your creations here aswell....
Do you think theres any way to bring it here to Israel? :)
even if not.. simpley overwhelming
Thank you
Sivan
lev_haolam@walla.com
Ill be happy to hear from you more.
I Love Turkey
J'aime beaucoup tes créations avec du Pet , c'est très original! BRAVO !
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