Stories Whose Sun is Hidden

December 2023 - November 2024
MUŞ, DENİZLİ

The “Stories Whose Sun is Hidden” project focused on memory and forced migration. It listens to the lamentations to the hidden sun of lost stories and as their voice, it draws attention to personal and collective narratives of women. This research project aimed to rethink and question the power-holding humans’ domination over the nature by cascading and overlapping the memory of the inhabitants of the villages flooded by the Alparslan I and II dams built on the Murat River, the memory of the location and the memory and narrative of women, as well as by increasing the number of layers.

Ceren Tekin Karagöz

Ceren Tekin Karagöz was born in 1987 in Ankara, graduated from Gazi University, Department of Art Teaching in 2008, received graduate degrees from Pamukkale University Institute of Educational Sciences in 2014 and from Gazi University Institute of Educational Sciences in 2020. Tekin Karagöz worked as a volunteering artist in Nicoli for Born, Denmark for 6 months in 2012, and was a visiting researcher at the University of Granada in 2024.

Focusing on the relationship between nature and man in her works, the artist associates matters regarding gender, memory, environmental issues and the rights of all living things with drawing layers with different overlapping information, different printing techniques and manipulated photographs, addressing them through different art practices. The artist has been an assistant editor in the Journal of Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Arts since 2016, and her academic articles on art education and the field of art have been published in various printed and digital magazines.

Connections:

https://cerentekinkaragoz.myportfolio.com/

https://www.behance.net/cerentekink

https://www.instagram.com/cerenteka/

https://twitter.com/cerenteka?lang=en

This page is published on 8 December 2023.