Helin

Helin Sahin (1992, Turkey) is a Kurdish-American visual artist. Her work spans multiple platforms — 3D modelling, digital sculpting, and video. 

Helin Sahin

Daniel Peace

Daniel Peace is the founder of SIILK gallery and curator, focused on supporting emerging visual artists who belong to underground/alternative scenes from cities around the world that produce their art independently.

MIME

MIME is a new drop by a Kurdish-American visual artist Helin Sahin. This series of 9 works is a testament to the artist’s multidisciplinary evolution, filled with cosmic and familial symbolism, prompting viewers to engage with the enigmatic dance between opposing forces that define human experiences. 

Azadi

Helin Sahin's series MIME delves into the essence of equilibrium and duality, transcending boundaries between real, organic and digitally manipulated objects and landscapes through a synthesis of materiality, movement, and cosmic symbolism. In the project, Sahin employs multi-perspectival CGI sculptures to convey a state of equilibrium, where translucent waves and frozen strands create an enigmatic interplay of beauty and complexity.

The Birth of Evil

Dual Nature

Self Portrait

Sanguine Spirit

Roots-mountain

Roots-arid land

J-drop

Helin Sahin's series MIME delves into the essence of equilibrium and duality, transcending boundaries between real, organic and digitally manipulated objects and landscapes through a synthesis of materiality, movement, and cosmic symbolism. In the project, Sahin employs multi-perspectival CGI sculptures to convey a state of equilibrium, where translucent waves and frozen strands create an enigmatic interplay of beauty and complexity.


The Birth of Evil

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