Buşra Tunç explores the economic stays in his private exhibition
Bushra Dance presents Leftover, his solo exhibition at Istanbul's Fener Home, which explores industrial stays, atmospheric parts of workshops and manufacturing waste by way of the lens of commercial archaeology. The exhibit stems from Tunç's intensive analysis right into a medium-scale advanced that focuses on mass manufacturing. It questions the destiny of those scraps, their re-entry into manufacturing cycles, and the way they type their very own economies and sociologies. Collected mud coatings, steel shavings, oxidation and particles from these manufacturing websites resemble geological formations, indicating an ongoing course of scuffling with disintegration and entropy. Leftover examines the unintended aesthetics of supplies that didn’t turn out to be merchandise attributable to manufacturing errors, unexpected potentialities, and related losses.
all pictures by Emirkan Korut, courtesy of Bushra Tunç
the remainder has a machine room that processes uncooked materials
Buşra Tunç investigates environments similar to steel workshops, paint outlets and plastic injection molding factories, inspecting how traces of time and supplies manifest in structure, human our bodies and psychology. The exhibition displays on the ideas of invisible work, interrupted time and misplaced matter. Within the basement, the Turkish artist arrange a room the place a working machine processes the uncooked materials, injects it and shapes it. This course of is captured in movies that observe the machine's coordinates, highlighting the connections to the human physique by way of vibrations, tremors, interlocking and separations of the machine's components. The circulation space options manufacturing residues, whereas a rubber drain in the primary space exemplifies the irregular supplies the artist makes use of to query normative contexts and each day capabilities.
a rubber leak from an experimental constructed panorama
building for a vertical garden-like formation
investigating the atmospheric parts of the workshops within the context of commercial archaeology
the basement of the exhibition house as a stage within the industrial advanced
fragments of the post-apocalyptic disaster scene
on the lookout for connections with the machine and the human physique
this analysis was formed across the concepts of invisible work, interrupted time and misplaced matter
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remaining objects of commercial archaeology
exploring the probabilities and unintended aesthetics of leftover supplies
Buşra Tunç's Leftover explores the economic stays of Fener Home
Buşra Tunç investigates environments similar to steel workshops, paint outlets and plastic injection molding factories
inspecting how traces of time and supplies manifest in structure, human our bodies and psychology
within the basement, the Turkish artist units up a room the place a useful machine processes the uncooked materials
the circulation space exhibits manufacturing residues
details about the undertaking:
Title: particles: industrial house as an excavation website
artist: Bushra Tunç | @tuncbu
curator: Ekmel Ertan @eertan
Location: Fener Home, Istanbul, Turkey
pictures and video recording ideas: Emirkan Korut | @emirkan_corut
Exhibition picture: Emirkan Korut | @emirkan_corut
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