23 x 28 cm – Mixed Media on Paper

Esra Soytürk’s “World Woman” dissects female identity through a prism of historical weight and intimate vulnerability. The central figure’s penetrating gaze—both armor and wound—anchors a constellation of peripheral forms that whisper societal imprinting. Amber-toned negative space dissolves boundaries between memory and present flesh.

Layered paper techniques mimic psychological archaeology: each stroke excavates buried feminine codes. The scarlet ground’s seismic cracks rupture into calligraphic veins, mapping silenced histories now surging to the surface. A theatrical mise-en-scène where womanhood’s eternal metamorphosis unfolds.

Will be sent framed.