Eda Sarman

Eda Sarman is an interdisciplinary artist currently based in Istanbul, whose practice evolves on the intersection of architecture, phenomenology and tentacular thinking. Through finely observed scenes of interconnected↭interdependent life, Eda endeavours to trespass a linear understanding of time and an isolated perception of space.

Recent exhibitions, screenings and performances include: spring’s arrival wrapped the earth with mutation, Bilsart, Istanbul; Meeting in the Forest, Pablo’s Birthday, New York; marine biologists believe the beluga whales do not like to be touched by artificial materials, WhatDoWeDoNow for The Wrong Biennale, Online (2020); IMECE, Hub Istanbul, Istanbul; tide between us, Art Licks Weekend; together|ness, Assembly Point; FTHoTV “playing house”, Flat Time House; Open Screening 14, Whitechapel Gallery, London (2019); Call Home, Art Licks Weekend; and Soap Box, Close-Up Cinema, London (2018).

In 2020 she participated in Off Site Project’s Google Maps Residency; has produced work for the Relax CW+ programme in 2019; and been invited as a young talent in new media at the Venice Summer Academy in 2018.

Unique Tour

For a 'NO-MANUAL KOI POND', custom designed versions of Eda Sarman’s koi (2016-2020) please inquire below and a member of our team will get in touch. A unique web portal will allow you to select a number of koi frames, which the artist will compose into a unique print edition.

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