Anadolu Pietası
Mersin Universitesi girisinde yer alan Gelibolu Zaferi'nin 100. yilinda yapilmis bir anit heykeldir.
The Loose Power @ Austria Culturel Office - 2017
İbrahim Koç’s installation is a sublime commentary on the changing history rebirthing certain conflicts. The shiny surface of the artwork creates a contradiction to the lose stage of the deformed object. It didn’t age or rot. The dysfunctional chair is an object only quoting its usual function. Created as an art object it symbolizes a stage of loose of power. In spite of its uselessness the red chair on green grass carries a certain kind of grace and beauty to the garden of the today’s Consulate General of Austria. Or as artist İbrahim Koç brings it to the point: “The chair itself is matching to the main idea of the Festival mahalla.
Close Up, Video Installation, Melbourne 2016
Mixed Media Chair, Video, Sound - Poem For Video: https://vimeo.com/ibrahimkoc
2015-2016
Yörük Aborigine - Film Project
Supported by the Ministry of Culture in Turkey, Yoruk Aborigine is a co-production of Turkey-Australia and it is an international feature-length film project. The project involves two different communities – Yoruks and Aborigines – which have two different social structures and cultures. The film highlights the similarities between two distinct cultural codes and aims to point out the recent development of their cultural reality, created by the cultural assimilations of the two cultures over time.
13th Oct.-30th Nov. 2015
I Have No Idea
Ibrahim Koç’s current installation project “I Have No Idea” follows the above mentioned discussions, as it exposes space as fundamental matter of the whole work. Here, work refers to a synthesis of being an artistic project, an installation and an exhibition. It is all at ones. The project’s space is more than a location of production or display but the main object of interest itself. It does not function as frame or platform, but becomes the formal and conceptual reason for the total project.
