Recycling-Themed "Döngü" Exhibition Opens

# Recycling-Themed Loop Exhibition Opens An exhibition titled 'Loop,' designed from recycled materials, has opened its doors to art enthusiasts. The exhibition, comprising approximately 40 works, attracted many figures from the art and business worlds. An exhibition titled 'Loop' by painter Deniz Say, created from waste and recycled materials, has opened to art enthusiasts. The recycling-themed exhibition attracted many names from the business and art sectors. Organized by Projehane, the exhibition features approximately 40 works. The opening was attended by figures including Pervin Ersoy, spouse of Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, and artist Umut Akyürek. The exhibition will remain open to visitors for two weeks. "I wish I could display my own designed works" Pervin Ersoy, spouse of Tourism Minister Mehmet Nuri Ersoy, emphasized that Projehane is organizing their second exhibition as an art platform, stating: "This exhibition carries a very important message. The exhibition is titled 'loop' and transformation. In our world today, people must work harder to protect the environment and utilize waste materials. For this reason, this is a good exhibition to convey a message. I previously received oil painting training. I wish I could display my own designed works. For now, we are supporting our colleagues." "All materials used in the works consist of waste materials" Painter Deniz Say, noting that sustainability and zero waste in art have become increasingly common today, stated: "I have been working on this for 10 years. All materials used in the works consist of waste materials. We actually throw many materials into the trash before they finish serving their purpose. Yet they still have value. I want to demonstrate this through an environmentally conscious approach. The exhibition is titled 'loop.' This exhibition features approximately 40 works I have been developing over 2 years."

"We missed events like this"

Artist Umut Akyürek, noting the original work in the exhibition, stated: "We missed events like this. We toured the exhibition, and it is quite striking. A few works caught my attention. They are all beautiful in their own way. Frankly, I have no claim regarding such subjects. I simply prefer to read the works themselves." Bilge Kuru, Founding Partner of Projehane, noting that this exhibition's theme differs significantly from the previous one, said: "We have a transformation theme. The exhibition showcases work entirely related to bringing waste materials to life and to art. We will continue organizing these events."