Özlem Altın's "Skin and Spine (cut from time)" features a striking composition where a monochrome photograph is contrasted against a backdrop of muted orange. The central image showcases the back of a figure with rectangular patches, juxtaposed with abstract geometric forms. The work employs a conceptual style with photographic elements, merging human and abstract symbols to explore themes of identity and fragmentation. This piece reflects Altın's exploration of the human body as a canvas for temporal and existential inquiry. ...
