Nedim İNan

Nedim Inan is a visual artist and writer whose work explores layered surfaces, fragmented figures, architectural memory, and the emotional residue of deteriorating structures. Working primarily with acrylic, mixed media, image transfers, and textured materials, he constructs abstract compositions suspended between primitive imagery, technological ruins, and archaeological traces of collapsed civilizations. His practice combines industrial decay, geometric tension, and organic deterioration with mythic and ritualistic narratives. Through heavily layered surfaces and fragmented visual language, his works evoke forgotten systems, lost worlds, and the remains of fictional architectures shaped by time, erosion, and cultural collapse. Alongside his visual practice, Inan is currently developing a long-form narrative project centered on mythological, political, and architectural worlds.

Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA), Faculty of Fine Arts, Plastic Arts / Painting Department, Istanbul, 2016.

Selected Group Exhibitions and Degree Show, Faculty Gallery, Istanbul, 2016.