Sarıgül, originally from Mersin, took a part a lot of exhibition in Turkey and abroad. Also she held solo exhibitions titled; Köklerin rengi YÜN’, ‘Parmak Ucunda’ and ‘Pure’. She received 2nd prize from 'Kadın Gözüyle Hayattan Kareler’ Competition sponsored by Anadolu Hayat Emeklilik and she receive 1st, 2nd, honorable mention from competitions of the ministry of agriculture. She still takes photograph as well as she produce project for women, children and disadvantaged groups. She continues her mediation and activist activities in Konya.
I had the opportunity to observe the changes in our world, in which there are human and other life elements in the rapidly flowing life, through photography.
The world was not grappling with a global epidemic (pandemic) never seen before when I started photographing these lakes. COVID_19 caused people and societies to suffer indescribable suffering. Evidences emerge that our destruction on nature is effective in these diseases. Humanity realized that salvation was in nature and agreed to claim nature as a result of the desperation he fell into. Increasing number of activist aim to minimize human footprint in nature by accelerating its actions that compel governments to make binding global agreements.
As human beings establish their common language with nature through annihilation, they have to set their own limits and learn about life without intervention.
"We're losing…!" Keep your distance from nature!
Amorphous Photo Series
Women of Tepte Village
