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PORTFOLIO Ozge Kayaaslan

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Body Politics

Transience

A critical point of view for future food, in a dystopia. Losing all the senses related to food, except sight so just the shapes of the foods are the same. Inspiration: 1984 by George Orwell

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Performance, Video Recording

Duration, 65 sec.

Body Politics is my first performance experience behind the camera. It is a way to express my personal trauma by using my body. I couldn't use my voice or words during that time so there is no sound in the video. I only use my presence and visuals to describe and criticize the situation. Hopefully, at some point in future, I can write more details about the subject.

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An interactive participatory installation that enhances the experience of transient water waves and the impact on the glass with the harmony of digital and physical aspects.

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The weight sensor under the glass measures the data and creates the water waves simultaneously.

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"When I was about 10, I was on the tube with my parents. There was an old man sitting opposite us. He was smiling and making funny faces in a strange way, without my mum and dad seeing. After a while, my mum realised he was making me uncomfortable and warned him to stop. For a second he looked away but slowly started to look again. My parents felt uncomfortable too. When we got off at our stop, he waved and stroked my leg as I stood up."

"I was supposed to be ‘safe’ with my parents but he made me feel very unsafe, at such a young age. After speaking about it with therapists and psychologists, I realize now that it was an act of indecent harassment. I didn’t tell anyone about it as I was growing up but it had a huge effect on how I felt when travelling anywhere on my own. I am 26 now and his face still haunts my mind. It still pops up whenever I feel slightly unsafe, walking home at night, waking up with nightmares. Even though it was 16 years ago, it has stuck with me."