Sakir discovers a way to reveal the artistic potential of
the ordinary every-day objects lying around us.
If you think that
TP’ing is the only alternative use for toilet paper,
the Trans-Layers
installation by Sakir Gökcebag will broaden your horizons.
A Turkish artist, currently based in Germany, thought of a
way to set up multiple rolls of toilet paper into surprisingly beautiful forms
and patterns, creating an urban and minimalism installation.
Previously, Sakir has also used brooms, umbrellas, clothes
hangers, clocks and such in his work is the result of a close observation of
the objects’ form, function and intrinsic qualities.
It’s not the use of the object that matters it’s the point
of thinking beyond ordinary objects use, by looking at its shape, size,
texture, and nature.
All of this when gaze or thinking out of the box gives an
evolution of remarkable unique installations.
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