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Can Emed (Surrealist Artist) | |
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 Can Emed on 2008 | |
| Born | Can Emed April 5, 1981 |
| Nationality | Turkey |
| Education | Yeditepe University |
| Known for | painting, sculpting, set design |
| Movement | Science fiction, Fantasy, Occult, Macabre, Surrealism |
Can Emed is a Surrealist artist and painter from Turkey.
Biography
[edit]Can Emed was born in Turkey, Istanbul, the son of Gülçin Çolak/Emed, also an artist; she is also the grand children of known fabricator; Şerif Çolak. Also the son of Recep Emed, he is also the grand son of Ottoman Empire's Harbiye Nazırı (Ministry of War), Mushir Recep Pasha, who is also his family-lines comes from Prussia. Can had an interest in arts since his childhood as his mother realised of his son's early efforts in arts and crafts when he is started to draw the walls of his bedroom when he is nearly 6 years old. When he is 10 years old, Can joins in a juniours exhibition of Tema Foundation in 1991, on a competition of "Erosion and Dunes" and wins the 1st Winner Award. In his education years, he still carries on making art stuffs and etc. On 1998, he starts in Yeditepe University on Arts and Crafts Department, Arts Plastiques Section. In faculty years, he joins several exhibitions and competitions with his art. On 2003, he graduated from Arts Plastiques Section, Yeditepe University.
Can Emed is always infuenced his art from the Symbolism, Surrealism and Fantastic art painters. Emed is especially influenced from Salvador Dalí and H.R. Giger. "[1] Can Emed, oftenly making his artworks with oil colours and Airbrush (Aerograph) on the large canvas surfaces. He oftenly uses horror images, dark phantasms, and grotesque figures to accompanied with the imaginary science-fictionised worlds and dreams that he draws. Emed started to move his Atelier from Istanbul, Nişantaşı, to Büyükada, Istanbul on 2009. He was also one of two few Surrealists who lives in Turkey. He wins nearly over 5 art-awards and joins nearly over 13 multiple expositions on Istanbul during the 2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05, 2007-08, 2010-11 seasons. Emed also played rhythm-guitar (Electric Guitar) in the 90's turkish Heavy Metal bands on a short period.
Exhibitions/Expositions/Retroespectives
[edit]- 2002 YÜGSF Multiple Disciplines exhibition (2002)
- 2002 TSK DKK, 7.Traditional Sea-Art Exhibition (2002)
- 2002 Art-Ist 2002 Art Exposition
- 2003 Marmara Trienal Exhibition (2003)
- 2004 UPSD Art Exhibition (2004)
- 2004 Tema Foundation, Nature Exhibition (AKM Art Gallery Taksim) (2004)
- 2005 1.International Turkey Graemeen Microcredit Art Bienal (2005)
- 2005 TISVA Turkish Foundation of Waste Reduction Art Bienal (2005)
- 2007 Midnight Fall, Personal Exhibition (2007)
- 2007 Turkish Sürrealist and Fantastic Realist Artist Exhibition (2007)
- 2010 The Sandman Assault in our Future-1 Personal Retroespective Art Exhibition (Adaevi Art Gallery) (2010)
- 2011 "Freedom, Resets" Joint-Exhibition; Beşiktaş MKKM Gallery with his work; "The Stolen Freedom which The Radical Faschism has Taken" (2011)
- 2011 Can Emed - Exhibition; "The Time of Dawn and Dusk" (2011)
Prizes and Awards
[edit]- 1991 Tema Foundation art-competition of "Erosion and Dune" 1st Winner Award (1991)
- 2001 TÜYAP, Art Criticers Competition 2nd Winner Award (2001)
- 2002 Hürriyet Gazette "European Union and Turkey" writing competition 3rd Winner Award (2002)
- 2002 TSK DKK, 7.Traditional Sea Art Competition 1st Winner Award (2002)
- 2002 Art-Ist 2002 Art Exhibition, Young-Artists Competition 1st Winner Award (2002)
References
[edit]^ André Breton, (1924), Manifesto of Surrealism (Surrealist Manifesto)
External links
[edit]- [1]
- Andre Breton's Surrealist Manifesto
- The Manifesto of Surrealism (1924)
- Complete text of the Surrealist Manifesto
- "9 Manuscripts by André Breton at Sotheby's Paris" (in English/français). ArtDaily.org. 2008-05-20.
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Category:1981 births
Category:Surrealist Artists
Category:Living people
Category:People from Turkey, Istanbul