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Esin Tanrisever
ESIN TANRISEVERHaving a great deal of experiences being active in innovative art pedagogical projects and haning been supported by leading cultural and educational institutions, she has cooperated ...view moreESIN TANRISEVERHaving a great deal of experiences being active in innovative art pedagogical projects and haning been supported by leading cultural and educational institutions, she has cooperated as organizer and runner of art workshops for children in South America and Turkey. She also has experiences in assisting, founding and running art training courses for teachers and then supervise these teachers for teaching their own children.Through extensive experiences in different professional artistic environments (like studies in painting, sculpting, batik), she has come to develop and exhibit a personal style of artistic expression, in which, influences from Nature plays a dominant role. She is a member of InSEA (International Society For Education Through Art). She also keeps writing short stories and articles.She is a member of the NGO “AKUT” Search & Rescue Society and has participated in social responsibility projects with different duties like having been head of K9 Rescue Dog Training Department. She got a degree on tourism and hospitality services from Bilkent University Ankara, Turkey.Esin Tanrisever holds multiple citizenships of Sweden and Turkey and resides for the time being in Istanbul, Turkey. Besides above mentioned experiences, she is partner and director of innovative companies in the field of Health & Medical Technologies both in Istanbul-Turkey and San Fransisco Bay Area-US, following up with the projects of her father, who has been a brilliant scientist. (Some, can be seen from www.somsaglik.com)From Esin upon materials she uses in her Art Works:“Bark or branch of a tree, a stone, bone of an animal, feather of a bird or a sea shell... All these natural objects, however modest they may seem at first glance, have very lyrical expressions of their own.And it’s like as if they can tell about stories they have lived through...From the very moment of first facing them when placed on my canvas, a relationship between me and them gets started... According to their shapes, colours, structures, smells... And so I come to be a shell and the shell becomes me. Discovering at this time that I’ve found a language of my own.”view less