.Buu015fra Tunu00e7 checks out commercial remainders in her solo exhibit Buu015fra Tunu00e7 shows Extra, her solo exhibit at Fener House in Istanbul, which looks into industrial leftovers, climatic elements of workshops, and production misuse via the lense of industrial archaeology. The exhibit stems from Tunu00e7's considerable study within a medium-scale facility paying attention to serial production. She questions the fate of these leftovers, their reentry right into manufacturing cycles, and just how they develop their very own economies and also behavioral sciences. The accumulated grain finishings, metallic waxings, oxidation, and also fragments at these creation websites resemble geological buildups, suggesting an ongoing process fighting decay and also worsening. Leftover takes a look at the unintended looks of components that failed to end up being products as a result of development inaccuracies, unexpected probabilities, and also connected losses.all pictures by Emirkan Cu00f6ru00fct, thanks to Buu015fra Tunu00e7 remaining attributes a device area handling raw material Buu015fra Tunu00e7 looks into settings including metallic workshops, repaint shops, as well as plastic shot molding factories, examining just how tracks of time as well as material materialize in design, bodies, and psychological science. The show assesses principles of unnoticeable effort, disrupted opportunity, and also lost issue. In the basement, the Turkish musician establishes an area where a functioning maker methods raw material, injects it, and mold and mildews it. This procedure is grabbed in video clips that map the machine's coordinates, highlighting links along with the human body through resonances, tremors, interlocking, as well as separations of equipment components. The flow place includes creation remains, while a rubber spill in the main place exemplifies the sporadic materials the artist uses to question normative contexts and also regular functions. a rubber spill coming from a built speculative landscapeconstruction for a vertical garden-like formationinvestigating for atmospheric aspects of workshops within the context of industrial archaeologythe cellar of the exhibit space as a setting coming from industrial complexfragments of post-apocalyptic situation scenesearching for the connections with the device and also the individual bodythis analysis shaped around the ideas of invisible work, the disturbed opportunity and shed concern 1/7leftover items of industrial archaeologyexploring the possibilities and unintended looks of leftover materialsBuu015fra Tunu00e7's Leftover looks into industrial residues at Fener HouseBuu015fra Tunu00e7 looks into atmospheres like steel shops, coat stores, as well as plastic shot molding factoriesexamining how signs of time and also material materialize in design, human bodies, and psychologyin the cellar, the Turkish performer sets up an area where a working maker procedures raw materialthe circulation place includes production residuesproject info: name: leftover: industrial area as an excavation siteartist: Buu015fra Tunu00e7|@tuncbucurator: Ekmel Ertan|@eertan place: Fener Home, Istanbul, Turkeyconcepts digital photography and video clip audios: Emirkan Cu00f6ru00fct|@emirkan_corut exhibition photography: Emirkan Cu00f6ru00fct|@emirkan_corut designboom has actually gotten this project coming from our DIY entries include, where our experts welcome our visitors to send their own benefit magazine. see much more project submittings coming from our audiences here. modified by: thomai tsimpou|designboom.