Didem Yagci

Artist Didem Yagci reveals her distinctive style by using a unique technique in her works, with color choices. Her works in optical illusion and geometric forms, created using wood and plaster, reflect the abstract and metaphorical expression of the achievements of the inner journey of human beings. After graduating from the Department of Chemistry at Bogazici University, Didem Yagci, who received a European Union Scholarship in 2010 and received a Master's degree in the field of "Contemporary Art and Design" at the London College of Fashion, takes part in national and international art arenas with her works. Combining his artistic talent with his science and engineering education and combining his experience and vision in business life, the artist uses different techniques while producing 3D abstract forms. Believing that there is a divine system in which everyone is involved, the artist emphasizes the purpose of human existence, which he questions deeply in the philosophical and artistic sense, and the universal reality of existence in the evolutionary journey that man experiences in life. One of the works of Artist Didem Yagci, who brought his works together with art lovers at the Steidel Gallery, at the Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary Fair, which is considered the most important art fair of the world contemporary art held in Miami, took its place in the art collection of the world-famous movie star Sylvester Stallone. The artist, whose works were exhibited on the billboards of Regent Park Metro Station simultaneously with the Frieze London Fair during his education in England, has been representing Turkish Contemporary Art in the best way for many years with his works in effective collections and museums in the national and international art markets. Artist Didem Yagci, who has had many solo exhibitions in Istanbul, participates in various group exhibitions, projects and art fairs in Miami, Chicago, Connecticut, Houston, Dallas, New York, London, Paris and Dublin, and participates in local and international art platforms and projects continues.