His art does not ask to be understood it demands to be felt.
Shaped through a foundation in Graphic Design at Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, his creative universe resists confinement. For him, disciplines are not limits they are invitations to rupture.
At the volatile intersection of painting, illustration, typography, and poster aesthetics, he constructs a visual vocabulary that moves like music loud, urgent, and uncontainable. His work doesn’t whisper. It riots.
Color becomes a scream. Text becomes skin.
Every composition is a manifesto wrapped in tenderness.
Rooted in the ethos of punk, his art doesn’t simply reference rebellion it breathes it. A recurring figure mouth clenched around a flower returns like a ghost, both soft and subversive. This motif, fragile and feral, speaks of survival through beauty, of defiance through grace.
“We are the flowers in your dustbin” is not a slogan. It is a lived resistance a lyrical protest against order, silence, and apathy.
At Get Society × GET SOART, we do not view his works as crafted compositions. We inhabit them as raw pulses charged sites where image becomes voice and identity is not represented but unraveled. His art does not sit still; it burns through the surface, demanding we meet it where it hurts, and where it heals.