works
The Bird Nest was born from collaboration, child-centered experiences, and inspiration. Built in three months with natural materials and children's participation.It fosters unity through an organic, cornerless design with elevations and hollows, encouraging interaction through necessary body contact and sound-producing elements.
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In challenging times, the Bird Nest stands as a hopeful, nature-integrated space for creativity and play.
KahramanmaraÅŸ, earthquake zone, 2023
Bird Nest playscape
Designer
KAM_FIRT_IBIL work in progress
ODD (s)TOOLS
2026
this project examines comfort as a condition that reduces bodily engagement and repositions it through activity, effort, and material interaction, developing metal structures from scrap where the use of the material itself generates movement, enabling the body to move, adjust, and remain in continuous response.
HOLD YOUR BREAD! emerges as a performative installation that stands in opposition to traditional monuments claiming immortality and, more broadly, to any idea sworn to resist death in this era of fragmentation and transience. These ephemeral monuments, doomed to disappear by their very nature, make the fragility of existence visible while also challenging the myth of permanence.
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Five bread figures, cast from human molds, were placed in five different city squares. Rather than constructing a fixed narrative, these monuments allow the story to unfold spontaneously in the streets, shaped by the engagement and interaction of passersby.
Fallen Monuments
Part 1: HOLD YOUR BREAD!
Ä°stanbul ,2024
(High Satisfaction)
Yüksek Tatmin
Creator, Currently at Issue #4
2024-
This is a uniquely crafted printed publication, a self-integration project where a certain kind of freedom prevails, as no page bears responsibility for another.
It is a space where those who wish to take shape in words and images are given the green light to express themselves. Dreamlike illustrations, texts that mock with all their seriousness, poems that act as lenses against distortion, and playful photographs come together to create a world of their own.
exerchair
Designer
2025
A small-scale material study was carried out over the course of two week. Rather than simply producing functional seating, the focus was placed on how found materials could be explored as sources of structure, meaning, and form.
