ÇAPRAZ YOLLAR

Galeri Soyut is on view from October 10 – 21, 2025, hosting the exhibition “Çapraz Yollar”. Bringing together works by Atilla Atar, Ebulfez Ferecoğlu, Soner Göksay, and Simge Kalfaoğlu, the exhibition brings together the distinct expressions of four contemporary artists producing in different geographies at a point of intersection. Emphasizing the bond that art establishes between individual experiences and collective memory, “Çapraz Yollar” invites the viewer to think, encounter, and discover within diversity and multi-layeredness.

"Çapraz Yollar"
Even though new sharing spaces such as digital platforms, social media, and online galleries stand out in today's art world, the importance of physical galleries in establishing a direct and profound relationship between the artist and the viewer remains indisputable.
Considering that art is an experience that must not only be visible, but also be watched, felt, and thought upon, galleries continue to be the most tangible and impressive stage of this experience.
Well-established and reliable galleries that nourish the artist's production process and ensure that works are presented in the right context bear a great responsibility not only for individual artists, but also for the collective art memory.
Establishing a reliable network of relationships in art environments creates sustainable and meaningful bonds for both the viewer and the artists.
With this understanding, Galeri Soyut brings together four contemporary artists continuing their productions in different geographies – Atilla Atar, Ebulfez Ferecoğlu, Soner Göksay, and Simge Kalfaoğlu – under the same roof in the exhibition “Çapraz Yollar”.
Interpreting art with their own unique expressions, these artists unite their paths at a point of intersection in this exhibition. The exhibition is conceived as a meeting space where individual experiences and artistic orientations collide, diverge, and reunite.
“Çapraz Yollar” invites the viewer to think, encounter, and discover with different perspectives.
This multi-layered visual narrative presented to the audience traces not the differences between the artists, but how these differences transform one another.
These paths that touch one another yet do not go in the same direction also serve as a reference to the pluralistic nature of contemporary art.
For anyone wishing to experience the diversity, individuality, and collective power of art together, “Çapraz Yollar” is a stop that should not be missed.