"What I Saw" Exhibition Meets Art Lovers at Kütahya Dumlupınar University
An exhibition consisting of 52 photographs taken by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pınar Yazgaç in various cities of Anatolia has been presented to visitors in Kütahya.
The "What I Saw" exhibition, featuring photographs taken by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pınar Yazgaç in Anatolian cities at different times, opened its doors to art lovers at the Kütahya Dumlupınar University Private Ahmet Yakupoğlu Museum.
The Exhibition Doors Opened in Kütahya
Kütahya Dumlupınar University Private Ahmet Yakupoğlu Museum is hosting a special photographic selection through the lens of Assoc. Prof. Dr. Pınar Yazgaç.
At the event, which has attracted the interest of art lovers, the cultural and architectural riches of different cities in Anatolia are on display.
52 Works from Different Cities are Included
Prepared by Pınar Yazgaç, who serves as the museum director and museum coordinator, the exhibition features a total of 52 photographic frames.
Frames from cities such as Kütahya, as well as Konya, Amasya, Bursa, and Çorum, are gathered under a single roof.
A Journey Beginning with the Grand Mosque
The fundamental connection and starting point of the exhibition are formed by the historical Grand Mosque in Kütahya and its doorway.
Yazgaç states that when she came to the city 16 years ago, she was deeply impressed by the Grand Mosque, which was the first place she visited, and especially by its door.
The Approach of Conveying Reality as It Is
Photography artist Yazgaç states that in her works, she takes care to convey the reality she sees with as little modification as possible.
Each captured frame consists of the final photographs that remain in the artist's memory and bear the traces of geographies.
A Visual Document Held Up to the Past
For Pınar Yazgaç, photography is not only a branch of art but also a recording tool that preserves witnessed moments.
The works featured in the exhibition serve as visual documents that preserve past experiences and reality.