Art / 2020—
Geo Series
One optical language.
Four distinct bodies.
GEO began as an experiment in making physical structure behave like a digital image. Its intertwined red-and-cyan lines create depth without volume—a drawing that changes whenever the viewer changes position. The series continues to move between object, light and place.
The original
double geometry.
Somewhere between a hologram and a physical structure, GEO II established the series at architectural scale. Two identical structures intertwine into a single stereoscopic body— white and almost weightless by day, fluorescent after dark.
- Introduced
- 2020
- Scale
- Up to 4.5 metres
- First presentation
- Shopigo Art, beside Arter Museum
Dolapdere, Istanbul ↗ - Material
- Formed metal rods + fluorescent coating
Compact enough
to inhabit a place.
GEO X condenses the optical system into a more intimate form. It can sit within a garden, interior or water setting, allowing the surrounding environment to become part of the image.
The line leaves
the polygon behind.
GEO Wave replaces the angular body with a continuous oscillation. Its overlapping loops produce a softer, more fluid illusion while preserving the series' stereoscopic colour logic.
When the family
becomes architecture.
GEO FLOW stretches the line into an eight-metre site-specific gesture, suspended through a building and discovered from the street, from within and from below.
The method remains.
The geometry keeps moving.
Two intertwined line systems
Red-and-cyan optical depth
Adaptable scale and setting
A new image from every viewpoint