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Corrosive - in every meanings - Nicola Samorì (born in 1977) offers a profound and captivating universe, in which he explores human body, religion, time passing, and the obsession of the artist with his own work.

http://www.nicolasamori.com/

With his very realistic paintings and drawings the French painter Thomas Lévy-Lasne makes the triviality of life sublime. What we love above all in his art is the way he creates snapshots of a continuous and fragile reality and renders a moment in the world of appearances in all its complexity and density. Wherever you are from or live, you'll probably feel familiar with those scenes !

http://www.thomaslevylasne.com/Accueil.html

Among the young and talented artists we've been discovering lately, here is Cansu Gürsu, We fell in love with her troubled faces with vibrant expressions, worthy of the greatest expressionist painters. In all her pieces, she creates an unusual atmosphere, as unsetting as arousing.

We discovered the works of Dunya Atay and especially love the way she inserts a morbid touch in her dense playground. There's something both naive and extremely cynic in her art that really moves us.

Dünya Atay is a visual artist & designer who works with different mediums across various branches of art - from illustration to graphic design, street art to sculpture. Playing, questioning, destroying and most of the times rejecting what is given as real and creating her own reality is what she does. She works mainly with ink, gouache and assorted print media.

All along the summertime GOSS is gonna share the promising and reputed artists from Turkey and elsewhere we had a crush on.

Let's start with the young & talented turkish photographer Cansu Korkmaz.
Her genuine look grasps the most bizarre side of everyday life and ordinary objects - that we took the habit to ignore. We especially loved the way she takes portraits of usual objects, giving them almost human expressions, from despair to crazy joy. And the way she shots the "strange energy" of events and streets. In her blog “Garip bir enerjin var” you'll discover this "weird energy" and her strong and ambiguous universe.

http://garipbirenerjinvar.tumblr.com/

Here some pictures of the first day of "GOSS - 1st edition."

The pics taken during the crazy party won't be unveiled though - for obvious ethical reasons ^^

Thanks to all the artists who join this edition, to all the ones who passionately help us, to all the art lovers who came to enjoy the event with us and to the fanstastic team of Kolektif House !

Pictures by our dear friend Fatih Senyurt

http://www.milliyet.com.tr/bir-osmanli-polisiyesi-/siyaset/ydetay/2053252/default.htm

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Yenilikçi ve Alternatif Bir Fuar: GOSS 2-3 Mayıs tarihleri arasında on dört yetenekli sanatçıyı Kollektif House'da bir araya getirecek olan GOSS'un kurucuları Jeremie Germond ve Clarisse Gorokhoff ile sohbet ettik.

3 Mayıs'ta, Mustafa Horasan ve Genco Gülan'la açık oturuma davetlisiniz !

https://www.facebook.com/events/1055351797811841/

Emrah Altınok'la yıllar önce Modadaki stüdyo dairesinde tanıştık. O zamanlar, yüzün büyüleyici enigması hakkında konuşup birlikte Nouvelle Vague söyledik. Emrah'ı muhteşem portreleriyle GOSS' a davet etmek bizim için bir şans oldu. Kamerasını gözünün ve vücudunun bir uzantısı olarak kullanarak, Emrah, kendisi ve fotoğrafladığı yüz arasında bir bağ oluşturuyor.
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We met Emrah years ago in his studio-flat in Moda. Back then we talked about the fascinating enigma of the face and sung Nouvelle Vague together. It was a pleasure to propose him to join Goss with his beautiful portraits. Using his camera as an extension of his eye and his body, Emrah constructs a line of communication between him and the face he photographs.

http://buff.ly/1Esnt43

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