Aerosynaptic Forming
Aerosynaptic Forming is an experimental paper-forming process developed by Güneş Evrim Yılmaz in which paper pulp is shaped through turbulent airflow, producing intricate dual-sided surfaces and unpredictable material structures. The process expands papermaking into a spatial and sculptural system, generating surfaces that shift through depth, tension, and air movement. Large-scale installation projects developed through this process are currently in progress.
Long Distance Whispers, 2025
Aerosynaptic, recycled Pulp forming
30x22x15 cm
Hybrid Forming
Hybrid Forming combines poured paper pulp with controlled water flow, allowing layered textures and shifting surface densities to emerge through movement, settling, and accumulation. The resulting works reflect light unevenly, revealing depth, softness, and atmospheric spatial effects. Each surface remains partially open to interpretation, inviting viewers to navigate their own associations and emotional responses within the material.
She Built Home in the Air, 2025
Cotton Paper, embedded Peacock Feather
25x25x50 cm
Shifting Grounds, 2025
Cotton Paper
50×60 cm
Coffee Marbling
Turkish Coffee Marbling is a material process developed by Güneş Evrim Yılmaz in 2018, using coffee residue as pigment, staining agent, and reactive surface material. Drawing from the cultural ritual of Turkish coffee and fortune reading, the works emerge through pouring, sedimentation, absorption, and controlled fluid movement. The resulting surfaces hold layered traces, shifting between image and abstraction, while transforming an everyday social ritual into material accumulation and spatial gesture.
First Generation Architecture, 2026
Turkish coffee, gold leaf, and watercolor on handmade paper
59 × 85 cm
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