Özlem Altın's "Topography (of time, of body)" uses a muted pink palette intertwined with dynamic black and white photographic elements, creating an abstract yet cohesive composition. The piece presents fragmented body parts and organic shapes, alluding to the human form and natural landscapes. This mixed-media work employs a collage technique, blurring the boundaries between photography and painting. Altın's piece reflects on the passage of time and the physical body's connection to its environment, positioned within the contemporary dialogue on identity and existence. ...
