'' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go - Let the Last Comer Close The Door!'' Installation
She set up this installation at a stage where she saw everyone around her starting to move to another country to live better. She will go that if she left, everything about her vital values, her memories, the people she loved, her life and her problems would come to her destination. If everything comes, you don't have to go. If everything and everyone comes, ''Let the Last Comer Close The Door!''
This work was made to solve problems with commuting. She could've risked to go and stay, but what's left? Can the survivors of this country survive this risk? In the face of uncertainty, life and decisions can sometimes be like gambling.
This piece of art is part of an installation consisting of six oil paints on a jacket and oil on canvas.
She draws and paints her vital values on each of them. These jackets symbolize this concepts and play poker to win the whiskey symbolizing the rising value in the installation picture.
'' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go - Let the Last Comer Close The Door!'' Installation
Oil on Six Jacket
Size: 70 W x 100 H x 20 D cm
Styles: Expressionism Abstract Expressionism
Art Deco Modern Conceptual
Mediums: Oil
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RISING VALUE (painting) '' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go '' - '' Let the Last Comer Close The Door ! '' - Installation and Painting
Oil on Canvas
Size: 160 W x 140 H x 2.5 D cm
This picture was made to solve go and stay issues. He could risk going and staying, but what's left? Can those left behind in this country avoid this risk? In the face of uncertainty, life and decisions can sometimes be like a gamble.
This is an image that is part of this installation. And she made them symbols by writing and drawing his own vital values and concepts on the jackets. Each jacket has become a conceptual art expressing a different conceptual form and overall concept of this installation. And in this picture, the jackets that symbolize the whole concept play poker to win the whiskey, which symbolizes "rising value." This installation was the ''New Suggestions - New Suggestions 7'' exhibition at Borusan Art Gallery / Istanbul / Turkey in 2001. It has been featured in many press and magazines. A few photos of the installation in the gallery area, some news about the exhibition in the Turkish press, and the artist's interview about the installation appeared on NTV screens.
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RISING VALUE (painting) '' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go '' - '' Let the Last Comer Close The Door ! '' - Installation and Painting
Oil on Jacket
Size: 160 W x 140 H x 2.5 D cm
She set up this installation at a stage where she saw everyone around her starting to move to another country to live better. If she left, she thought that everything about her vital values, her memories, the people she loved, her life and her problems would come to where she would go. If everything is coming, you don't have to go. If everything and everyone is coming, let the last door close! This picture was made to solve problems to go and stay. She could risk going and staying, but what's left? Can those who are left behind in this country get rid of this risk? In the face of uncertainty, life and decisions can sometimes be like gambling. is a conceptual artwork made with palette and oil paint on the jacket. This piece of art is part of an installation of six oil paintings on the jacket. This art symbolizes screaming ''will go '' in the installation.
The City's Streets / '' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go - Let the Last Comer Close The Door!'' Installation
Oil on Jacket
Size: 160 W x 140 H x 2.5 D cm
She set up this installation at a stage where she saw everyone around her starting to move to another country to live better. If she left, she thought that everything about her vital values, her memories, the people she loved, her life and her problems would come to where she would go. If everything is coming, you don't have to go. If everything and everyone is coming, let the last door close!
This artwork was made to solve problems to go and stay. She could risk going and staying, but what's left? Can those who are left behind in this country get rid of this risk? In the face of uncertainty, life and decisions can sometimes be like gambling.
This artwork is a part of an installation consisting of six oil paintings on a jacket and one oil on canvas. This art tells about get lost in the streets of the city her live in and find herself in the streets of another city.
And each of the jackets she drew and painted her vital values on them symbolizes a separate concept. Those jackets symbolizing to concepts play poker to win the whiskey symbolizing "rising value inde in the installation picture.
The installation was exhibited on New Proposals and New Propositions Exhibition in Borusan art Gallery/ Istanbul/ Turkey in 2001.
Bosphorus Morning and ... / '' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go '' - '' Let the Last Comer Close The Door ! '' - Installation
By Göknil Gümüş Sungurtekin
Oil on Jacket
Size: 160 W x 140 H x 2.5 D cm
She set up this installation at a stage where she saw everyone around her starting to move to another country to live better. If she left, she thought that everything about her vital values, her memories, the people she loved, her life and her problems would come to where she would go. If everything is coming, you don't have to go. If everything and everyone is coming, let the last door close! Part of this installation is the jacket called Morning, Loneliness and ... In this art work is from the magnificent landscape in the Çengelköy district in the Bosphorus where the artist lives and the loneliness contribution inspired to her art.'' The installation exhibited on New Proposals and New Propositions Exhibition in Borusan art Gallery/ Istanbul/ Turkey in 2001.
Materials: Other
Styles: Abstract Expressionism
Expressionism
Modern
Conceptual
Art Deco
Mediums:
Oil, Textile
'' Is it hard to go or stay? Or be yourself? '' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go '' - '' Let the Last Comer Close The Door ! '' Installation
By Göknil Gümüş Sungurtekin
Oil on Jacket
Size: 160 W x 140 H x 2.5 D cm
She set up this installation at a stage where she saw everyone around her starting to move to another country to live better. She thought that if she left, everything about her vital values, memories, people she loved, her life and her problems would come with her to her destination. Well, if everything's going to come, then there's no need to go. This was done to solve problems. She could risk going and staying, but what they left behind? Could they have survived this risk? And in the face of uncertainty, life and decisions could sometimes be like gambling.
This is an jacket that is part of this installation. And he wrote and drew her own vital values and concepts on jackets, turning them into symbols. Each of the jackets has evolved into a conceptual art that expresses a separate conceptual form and a general concept of this installation. This jacket is symbolizing the definition ''Should I go or should I stay ? She aims to be herself in all circumstances.
'' The installation exhibited on New Proposals and New Propositions Exhibition in Borusan art Gallery/ Istanbul/ Turkey in 2001.
Original Created:2001
Subjects: Cities
Materials: Other
Styles: Abstract Expressionism
Mediums:
'' Is it hard to go or stay? Or be yourself? '' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go '' - '' Let the Last Comer Close The Door ! '' Installation
By Göknil Gümüş Sungurtekin
Oil on Jacket
Size: 160 W x 140 H x 2.5 D cm
She set up this installation at a stage where she saw everyone around her starting to move to another country to live better. She thought that if she left, everything about her vital values, memories, people she loved, her life and her problems would come with her to her destination. Well, if everything's going to come, then there's no need to go. This was done to solve problems. She could risk going and staying, but what they left behind? Could they have survived this risk? And in the face of uncertainty, life and decisions could sometimes be like gambling.
This is an jacket that is part of this installation. And he wrote and drew her own vital values and concepts on jackets, turning them into symbols. Each of the jackets has evolved into a conceptual art that expresses a separate conceptual form and a general concept of this installation. This jacket is symbolizing the definition ''Should I go or should I stay ? She aims to be herself in all circumstances.
Original Created: 2001
Subjects: Cities
Materials: Other
Styles: Expressionism Abstract Expressionism
Mediums: Oil
'' I'll Take My Jacket And I'll Go '' - '' Let the Last Comer Close The Door ! '' Installation
By Göknil Gümüş Sungurtekin
Oil on Jacket
Size: 160 W x 140 H x 2.5 D cm
She set up this installation at a stage where she saw everyone around her starting to move to another country to live better. She will go that if she left, everything about her vital values, her memories, the people she loved, her life and her problems would come to her destination. If everything comes, you don't have to go. If everything and everyone comes, ''Let the Last Comer Close The Door!''
This work was made to solve problems with commuting. She could've risked to go and stay, but what's left? Can the survivors of this country survive this risk? In the face of uncertainty, life and decisions can sometimes be like gambling.
This piece of art is part of an installation consisting of six oil paints on a jacket and oil on canvas.
She draws and paints her vital values on each of them. These jackets symbolize this concepts and play poker to win the whiskey symbolizing the rising value in the installation picture.
Subjects: Cities
Materials: Other
Styles: Expressionism Abstract Expressionism
Art Deco Modern Conceptual
Mediums: Oil
