Vuslat Emanet
Experience the transformative power of trust as you enter Vuslat Doğan Sabancı’s exhibition, “Emanet,” at the prestigious Baksı Museum in Bayburt. Curated by Chus Martinez, this captivating exhibition takes visitors on a journey of introspection, devotion, and protection. Through an immersive collection of text, sculpture, drawing, sound, and installation, Vuslat invites you to reconnect with the essence of trust, deep loyalty, and the roots from which they spring. Engage with this extraordinary exhibition until 30 November 2023. Planlux participated to the development of lighting scheme of the exhibition.
You can read more about Vuslat Doğan Sabancı and her exhibition in https://vuslat.art/
Client Vuslat Foundation
Photos Korhan Şişman
Location Bayraktar Köyü, Bayburt
Year 2023
“Emanet” revolves around trust, exploring its profound value in our lives. Vuslat’s works delve into trust, devotion, and protection, evoking a deep sense of loyalty and connection. Through diverse artistic mediums, he encourages visitors to reflect on their relationship with trust and how it shapes their perspectives and actions.
The exhibition transcends mere physical forms, focusing instead on the dynamic forces conveyed through certain shapes. Vuslat’s art captures the intangible aspects of trust, illuminating the essence that lies beyond superficial appearances. By delving into the core of trust’s power, visitors are prompted to contemplate its significance in their own lives and in the broader context of society.
Situated in Bayburt, the Baksı Museum is a guiding force for Vuslat’s artistic expression. The location’s rich cultural heritage and connection to the land and traditions infuse the exhibition with authenticity and depth. The museum’s surroundings and historical significance provide a backdrop that enhances the artistic narratives and strengthens the resonance of trust within the artworks.
At the center of the exhibition space lies a captivating work titled “The Umbilical Cord of Life.” Symbolizing the interconnectedness of trust and existence, it emerges from the river’s nets, its patterns energized by the wind. This centerpiece invites viewers to contemplate the intricate relationship between trust and the vitality of life itself.
Another notable aspect of “Emanet” is the incorporation of works created from oxtail plants placed on pedestals made of local stones. These pieces primarily explore the phenomenon of healing. They remind us that trust is a personal commitment and a force that can foster healing within ourselves, our communities, and the world at large.
Curator Chus Martinez recognizes the almost magical power of trust within Vuslat’s exhibition. She views trust as more than mere confidence; it inspires a profound way of life and thought. Vuslat sincerely connects with past generations, the land, and traditions, listening to their stories and experiences. Through his art, he confronts greed and indifference, ultimately calling for a culture that nurtures joy and compassion.
Vuslat invites visitors to reflect on the responsibilities associated with trust. While we may readily care for the trust placed in us by powerful individuals, we often overlook the care and protection owed to the seemingly insignificant aspects of life. By asking what life has entrusted to us and whether we are truly safeguarding those treasures, Vuslat challenges us to reassess our priorities and embrace a more conscientious way of living.
Immerse yourself in the profound trust, devotion, and protection world at Vuslat Doğan Sabancı’s exhibition, “Emanet.” Curated by Chus Martinez and featuring exceptional
