DERECE

"ان هناك الكثير من الحب في هذا العالم و لكن هناك القليل من المخلصين There are many who love in this world, but very few who commit"

PAYLAŞILAN Atölye: 28 Mart – 3 Nisan 2012 Sergi: 4 – 29 Nisan 2012 Paylaşılan, Sabancı Ünversitesi Görsel Sanatlar ve Görsel İletişim Tasarımı Lisansüstü Progamı ile Hollanda Breda ve Den Bosch'daki St Joost Akademisi Görsel Sanatlar Lisansüstü Programı'na devam etmekte olan 14 sanatçının katılımıyla gerçekleşen bir atölye ve sergi projesidir. 28 Mart – 3 Nisan günleri arasında devam edecek olan atölyede, sanat pratiğinde iş üretimi ve sergilenmesi üzerine tartışılacak ve çalışılacaktır. 14 sanatçının yeni ve eski üretimlerini kapsayan sergi 3 Nisan Salı günü açılacaktır; sergi 4 – 29 Nisan arasında görülebilir. Katılımcılar: Onur Ceritoğlu, Elsbeth Ciesluk, Çaglar Çetin, Remy Habets, Korhan Karaoysal, Theodora Kotsi, Pim Kersten, Raphael Langmair, Tanya Long, Sevim Sancaktar, Nelleke Schiere, Aras Seddigh, Serkan Taycan, Cemre Yeşil Paylaşılan, Nazlı Gürlek'in Sabancı Ünversitesi Görsel Sanatlar ve Görsel İletişim Tasarımı Lisansüstü Progamı ile Hollanda Breda ve Den B

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I am neither a fanatic nor a dreamer. I am a black man who loves peace, and justice, and loves his people. Malcolm X

Mehmet Dere, MELVILLE EFFECTS (17)

I dreamed a thousand new paths. I woke and walked my old one. Chinese Proverb

Language & all symbols give outness to Thoughts/& this the philosophical essence & purpose of Language/ S.T. Coleridge, Notebooks, c. April 1803

Hugo von Trimberg, (ca. 1230–ca. 1313) Der Renner, in German Austria, probably Tyrol, last quarter of the fifteenth century This lengthy poem, a collection of allegorical and moralizing tales drawn from the Bible, Aesop, bestiaries, and other sources, is titled Der Renner (The Runner), as Trimberg intended it to travel throughout Germany. In the image on the left, the lion has been elected king of the animals and has assembled them to report to him their names and ancestries. Attempting to hide his humble origins, the donkey is cagey about his lineage. The fox finally speaks up and reveals that the donkey owned by the baker is the donkey’s father: “faithfulness and simplicity dwell in [his father], and he supports himself by honest toil and to no one does any harm.” There is no shame in admitting one’s humble origins.

“Do you understand what you see?” she asked. “No,” he answered. “This is my heart.”

M.Dere In order to understand, I destroyed myself. 70x50 cm Charcoal on paper 2012

‘’ Uyuşmadı gönlüm merd ile zenle, Ne bir iş bilenle, ne boş gezenle, Hicran köşesinde bozuk düzenle Neyzen’ e her telden çaldırdın felek.’’

“People want to find a meaning in everything and everyone. That’s the disease of our age…” -Pablo Picasso