Artworks Made with Nails and Wires Exhibited in Giresun
Arif Yesir, who taught himself the art of string art by drawing inspiration from internet videos in Giresun, is exhibiting his prepared works in the lobby of the teachers' house where he works.
Living in the Çamoluk district of Giresun and self-taught in the art of string art inspired by internet videos, Arif Yesir is presenting his exhibition consisting of paintings created with nails and wires to the appreciation of visitors in the lobby of the teachers' house where he works.
An Art Journey Starting with Internet Videos
Arif Yesir, working in the Çamoluk district of Giresun, developed an interest in the art of string art thanks to videos he saw on the internet and began working in this field through trial and error without receiving any formal training.
Art Gallery Atmosphere in the Teachers' House Lobby
Creating various patterns and figures using only nails and wire, Yesir's works transformed the lobby of the teachers' house where he works into an art gallery and attracted great interest from visitors.
Handmade and Eye-Straining Works
Continuing the fading art of string art, which has a history dating back to the Ottoman era, as a hobby, Arif Yesir stated that this pursuit feels like therapy to him and leaves a positive impression on people.
Paintings Receiving Full Marks from Visitors
Guests visiting the teachers' house stated that they greatly admired these original works prepared with nails and wires, offering positive comments to the artist Arif Yesir.