Mina Boylu

My project delves into questioning the essence of reality, emphasizing the influence of time. Time, often overlooked, stands as an unchangeable force shaping our world. I believe that reality is not fixed but a continuous creation within the confines of time. While we can't change the past or entirely control the present, our current actions influence the path we take into the future.

Within the tapestry of time lies a distinct void frozen in the seconds of the present. We might not fully sense this moment, but it's passed just seconds ago. Our experiences are threads woven into a larger narrative, shaped by split-second decisions made by every individual.

I would formed my project through the interplay of water, movement, light, and imagery. It aims to visually depict how time and reality are interconnected, exploring how our decisions and the world around us are entwined with time's flow.

This project seeks to explore how time shapes our perception of reality and how our actions, even in fleeting moments, contribute to the larger story of existence.

To explore the relationship between the perception of reality and our understanding of time through water :

Water, as a reflective surface : Utilize water like rivers or lakes to reflect the surrondings. Analyze how these reflections influence our perception of reality and our sense of time. Observe how the changing scenery is reflected in water can provoke reflections on how reality is mirrored and distorted.

Water, as a transformative nature : Explore water's ability to change form (solid, lquid and gas) and how these transitions might be linked to fluidity of time. This might be lead to think about the malleability of reality and how time, like water, can exist in various states.