Bodrum Health Foundation Ninth Mosaic Exhibition Opens to Visitors

Serdar HocamAuthor & Editor

Handcrafted mosaic works, patiently prepared throughout the year by individuals with special needs and volunteers, were presented to art lovers at the Ali Hakan Aykan Culture and Art Center.

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Özel bireylerin el emeği ürünleri ile oluşturulan "Bodrum Sağlık Vakfı 9. Mozaik Sergisi" açıldı

The traditional 9th Mosaic Exhibition, implemented by the Bodrum Health Foundation, opened its doors at the Ali Hakan Aykan Culture and Art Center (Trafo). Works prepared through the joint efforts of individuals with special needs and volunteers attracted the attention of visitors.

Opening Point of the Exhibition

The ninth of the traditional mosaic exhibitions organized by the Bodrum Health Foundation met with art lovers. The handcrafted mosaic works of individuals with special needs and the volunteers supporting them, which took months to create, are being exhibited at the Ali Hakan Aykan Culture and Art Center (Trafo).

Invitation from the Board of Directors

In her speech at the opening ceremony, Bodrum Health Foundation Vice Chairperson of the Board Ülker İnan invited all citizens to the exhibition. İnan emphasized that she very much wants the works, which the children patiently crafted and produced with effort throughout the year, to be seen.

Emphasis on Love Recognizing No Obstacles

Speaking at the opening, Ülker İnan stated that love recognizes no obstacles and that this truth can be clearly witnessed in the works at the mosaic exhibition. Visitors had the opportunity to examine the displayed mosaic works up close.

Student Statement and Dates

Twenty-three-year-old Oğuzhan Karaman, one of the students at the foundation's mosaic workshop, stated that the exhibition has opened its doors to visitors and publicly announced that the event will continue until September nineteenth.

Sales Revenue of the Works

It was stated that guests had the opportunity to examine and purchase the works at the exhibition. It was reported that all revenues obtained from the sales will be used to contribute to the future of students with special needs receiving education and rehabilitation at the foundation.