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"Beasts of Cappadocia - Bird" plate

“Beasts of Cappadocia – Bird” plate
by Seray Asker Turkey

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Seray Asker’s handmade and hand-painted ceramic plates are unique pieces of art. Each piece in the series is one of a kind. The works showcase the designer’s interest in interpreting historical and primitive heritage through a modern lens.

The artist who is of Turkish background lives in Spain. She is an avid traveler and channels the inspiration she draws from her travels into her creations. The artist’s design pieces are produced in various countries and hold inspirations from their region of creation. These most recent works were produced during her residency in Cappadocia and reflect the historical heritage of the area in the artist’s depiction of Anatolian historical figurines and Goddesses.

Dimensions LxWxH	22x22x2cm (9x9x1'')
Material	Ceramics
Production Year	2018
Color	Black And White
Country	Spain

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Multidisciplinary artist Seray Asker was born in 1978 in Istanbul. She has been living in Spain since 2015. After graduating from Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Department of Interior Architecture, she continued her education at Utrecht Fine Arts University, Department of Plastic Arts. Completing her studies in the Netherlands, the artist lived 10 years in Sweden where she worked as an Art Consultant in the design sector and her works created in various disciplines of art took part in many personal and group exhibitions in various countries. In the same period, as her second interest, she studied languages at Uppsala University. In Spain, where she moved to complete her Spanish studies, she focused on ceramic and mural works as well as working as an art consultant for the last four years. In 2021, she moved her art to Mexico as an outcome of the "Ceramic Musical Instruments Design" scholarship she won in Oaxaca/Mexico. The artist, deeply influenced by Mexican culture, conveyed the inspirations of this culture to her works and she gave life to clay by creating ceramic musical instruments. Her Mexican interactions are also reflected in her rug designs and her mural works. In the same year, she popped up her mobile studio in Cappadocia where she also collaborated with the local artists. Currently, in addition to adobe house architectural projects in Mexico, she is participating in contemporary art events, exhibitions, symposiums and competitions with her ceramics, paintings, sculptures and fibre art pieces.