Zeynep Guvenc

Public space & material exploration

Architectural Ebru

An intimate impression on water, encountered at public scale.

BIG PICTURES: Museum Without Walls, 2020 · Thomas Brooks Park, Town of Cary. Outdoor installation photograph.

Completed public presentation / 2020

BIG PICTURES:
Museum Without Walls

My original Ebru artwork, Magical Colors Dancing on Water, was reproduced as a large outdoor banner for the Town of Cary’s BIG PICTURES program at Thomas Brooks Park.

The presentation brought water marbling into an everyday public setting. Banner production and installation were handled by the Town of Cary.

Original Ebru on georgette

Quiet Currents

Quiet Currents · Original Ebru on georgette. Design detail.

An emerging direction

From the surface
into a shared environment.

Current architectural explorations consider glass, porcelain enamel on steel, and porcelain tile. Light, scale, and the divisions of a building offer new ways to encounter an original marbled impression.

Material samples, engineering, fabrication, and installation are developed with specialist collaborators for each site.

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