Ali Abayoğlu

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Jellyfish

 

Dimensions: 23 cm wide, 48 cm high, and 48 cm deep – a refined, compact form that harmonizes elegance with proportion.

Dimensions

23 cm wide, 48 cm high, and 48 cm deep – a refined,

compact form that harmonizes elegance with proportion.

Measuring 30 cm in width, 32 cm in height, and 32 cm in depth, this piece captures a balanced, compact presence with playful proportions.

Measuring

30 cm in width, 32 cm in height, and 32 cm in depth,

this piece captures a balanced, compact presence with playful proportions.

With a refined presence measuring 24 cm in width, 73 cm in height, and 58 cm in depth, this piece stands tall with graceful proportions and striking elegance.

With a refined presence measuring

24 cm in width, 73 cm in height, and 58 cm in depth,

this piece stands tall with graceful proportions and striking elegance.

Standing 71 cm tall with dimensions of 26 cm in width and 51 cm in depth, this piece embodies a bold yet refined presence, combining elegance with striking proportions.

Standing

71 cm tall with dimensions of 26 cm in width and 51 cm in depth,

this piece embodies a bold yet refined presence,

combining elegance with striking proportions.

With an impressive height of 102 cm, complemented by 25 cm in width and 77 cm in depth, this piece commands attention with its grand proportions and distinguished presence.

With an impressive

height of 102 cm, complemented by 25 cm in width and 77 cm in depth,

this piece commands attention with its grand proportions and distinguished presence.

Head Over Heels

Head Over Heels  2013–2014
Fused Glass & Industrial Waste
Dimensions: 140 × 80 × 80 cm

Happy Ever After

Happy Ever After  2013–2014
Fused Glass & Industrial Waste
Dimensions: 120 × 90 × 50 cm

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Happy   2013–2014
Fused Glass & Industrial Waste
Dimensions: 120 × 90 × 50 cm

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Ali Abayoğlu 

is a contemporary Turkish artist known for his striking glass sculptures and installations.

His work explores themes of nature, balance, and fragility,

often using glass as a medium to reflect the delicate interplay between strength and vulnerability.

 

Among his most renowned pieces are “Glass Leaves” and “Jellyfish”,

showcased in the 2022 exhibition “Deeper” at Istanbul’s historic Basilica Cistern (Yerebatan Sarnıcı).

These installations were praised for harmonizing with the ancient venue, offering visitors both a visual and contemplative experience.

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