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"Who Will Look In The Mirrors Now?" , 2020 70*100 cm, Glued CD parts over mixed technic on canvas and epoxy resin coat I dedicate this work to the women who have been subjected to violence at least once in their life and who died because of this unavoidable violence. I know that the perpetrators do not have the courage to face you or themselves. But I also know that we have the power to force them to face this. Hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder! This work inspired by Lara Di Lara's unique song called Bir Garip Hal. Thankfully.
"Who Will Look In The Mirrors Now?" , 2020 70*100 cm, Glued CD parts over mixed technic on canvas and epoxy resin coat I dedicate this work to the women who have been subjected to violence at least once in their life and who died because of this unavoidable violence. I know that the perpetrators do not have the courage to face you or themselves. But I also know that we have the power to force them to face this. Hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder! This work inspired by Lara Di Lara's unique song called Bir Garip Hal. Thankfully.
"Who Will Look In The Mirrors Now?" , 2020 70*100 cm, Glued CD parts over mixed technic on canvas and epoxy resin coat I dedicate this work to the women who have been subjected to violence at least once in their life and who died because of this unavoidable violence. I know that the perpetrators do not have the courage to face you or themselves. But I also know that we have the power to force them to face this. Hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder! This work inspired by Lara Di Lara's unique song called Bir Garip Hal. Thankfully.
"Who Will Look In The Mirrors Now?" , 2020 70*100 cm, Glued CD parts over mixed technic on canvas and epoxy resin coat I dedicate this work to the women who have been subjected to violence at least once in their life and who died because of this unavoidable violence. I know that the perpetrators do not have the courage to face you or themselves. But I also know that we have the power to force them to face this. Hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder! This work inspired by Lara Di Lara's unique song called Bir Garip Hal. Thankfully.
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Hayrunnisa Ozdemir Cokkas

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Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 39.4 W x 27.5 H x 0.8 D in

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"Who Will Look In The Mirrors Now?" , 2020 70*100 cm, Glued CD parts over mixed technic on canvas and epoxy resin coat I dedicate this work to the women who have been subjected to violence at least once in their life and who died because of this unavoidable violence. I know that the perpetrators do not have the courage to face you or themselves. But I also know that we have the power to force them to face this. Hand in hand, shoulder to shoulder! This work inspired by Lara Di Lara's unique song called Bir Garip Hal. Thankfully.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

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Size:39.4 W x 27.5 H x 0.8 D in

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I was born in Antalya / Türkiye on May, 1993. I interested in the branches of fine arts all the time. My artworks included problems of women, human relations and social conflict.

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