«Sütük» — a series of porcelain spirits of the forest, inspired by the issue of deforestation, where the state of nature is revealed through the dynamics of color and form.
Forests constantly face the consequences of human activity: large-scale logging, wildfires, and habitat destruction. By 2025 alone, forest fires had covered about 4.2 million hectares, disrupting natural ecosystems and threatening their biodiversity.In certain regions, the problem is exacerbated by illegal logging and poaching of wild animals. In 2026, increased conflicts between humans and bears led to new decisions regarding their culling, once again raising the question of the boundaries of human interference in nature.
The color and form dynamics of the three sculptures reflect the gradual destruction of the forest due to human impact. From a light, pristine image to a dark, deformed one—each character symbolizes a distinct stage of nature’s loss.
