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Studio Stop: It’s In The Arranging, Too
by Tess Wheelwright | May 11, 2006 9:50 am
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Posted to: Arts
Featured Artist: K. Levni Sinanoglu, painter
Studio site: Erector Square, Peck Street
Background:Of Turkish descent, but New Haven born, raised, and trained (at Yale’s grad school of art)
Upcoming Exhibit: with Christine Darnell and Erector square neighbor Fethi
Meghelli and at the Creative Arts Workshop on Audubon Street, September 15 - October 3, 2006
What he was found up to in the studio: Ditching morning plans to set
up a new still-life, fruitfully distracted by new perspectives on the planes and elevations, the spacial relationships, of the objects arranged in his studio.
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The things on Levni Sinanoglu’s table are private symbols
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of times, places, and people from his past and family history.
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Their rearrangement in relation to one another always has personal meaning.
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It also inspires and influences
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the exploration of space in his paintings,
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as objects get re-seen and rearranged,
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become drawn figures and find homes in the image worlds on Sinanoglu’s canvases: 3-D space translated into painting space.
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And back again, in a way, when the paintings get hung together on the studio wall: new objects relating on a new surface.
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