He was born in Kayseri in 1974. He started his photography adventure in 1998 as a hobby. He photographs Anatolian people and social life as an amateur. He is married with three children. He still lives in Kayseri.
Horses that are no longer needed, grow old and unable to work, whose costs have become a burden, left to the mercy of nature by the owner, left to die in a sense of hunger, thirst, cold with the advances in technology in some regions in Anatolia, jade horses ...
They are abandoned from the place where they were born and raised in a geography and living conditions they had never known before. The jade horses would be wild in time, move away from people and prefer to be free. They come together against dangers, own each other and form groups. They roam in groups of twelve horses (herd of horses), and each herd of horses has a leader.
In case of danger, they can reach 200-300.
It is possible to see these horses, which do not compromise their freedom, on the foothill of Mount Erciyes in our country.
The life we live in with the pandemic process seems to remind us that nature will always win. Our struggle with the Covid-19 pandemic reminds us of the moment the horses of the year were left to nature and the way they behave in danger. We fell into a life we never knew and started to come together and come up with remedies to win this war like them.
Is it Far or Near ?
Ölüm Asude Bahar Ülkesidir Bir Rinde!
