Unknown Ulus

In 2019, while I was working as the secretary of the Ankara Branch of the Chamber of City Planners, we decided to organize a new edition of the traditional exhibitions that the branch had been hosting for five years, but with a different approach. To achieve this, we conducted 12 workshops facilitated by an interdisciplinary group consisting of urbanists, architects, designers, photographers, videographers, writers, and musicians from both academia and the market. These workshops aimed to uncover the hidden aspects of Ulus, the historical city center of Ankara, by going beyond our daily experiences and focusing on what we cannot see, hear, and express.

Throughout this process, both during the workshops and the installation of the exhibition, I coordinated this interdisciplinary collective of approximately 100 people, including both
from organizing meetings and addressing the technical needs of the workshops to determining
opening process. In addition, I was responsible for the design and implementation of the
information boards.