About Exhibition
Erosion is often a gradual wearing away that goes unnoticed. Values, relationships, and ways of thinking slowly unravel through repetition, neglect, and small acts of surrender. EROSION / A SERIES traces the human and social values quietly disappearing beneath the apparent progress of contemporary life.
The series explores cultural homogenization, weakening family bonds, the transformation of childhood, ethical violations in war, the climate crisis, digital intrusions into privacy, and the delegation of thinking to artificial intelligence. Each poster approaches a shared question: At what point do we begin to lose the values that make us human?

Worn surfaces, fragmented letters, diminishing forms, and interrupted lines give visual expression to losses in memory, language, relationships, and conscience. Black masses evoke pressure and systemic weight; off-white spaces leave room for reflection and resistance. Red interventions emerge as boundaries, wounds, or traces of a continuing human response.

Rather than offering definitive answers, EROSION invites viewers to reconsider transformations normalized within everyday life. Recognizing their earliest traces opens a space for questioning what we are gradually learning to accept.

About Artist

Büşra Kılıç is a visual communication designer and academic whose work explores the intersections of animation, digital culture, and artificial intelligence. Her practice examines how technological and social transformations shape human experience, cultural memory, and visual expression.

She graduated from the Department of Cartoon and Animation at Dumlupınar University in 2013. She received her master’s degree in Interactive Media Design from Yıldız Technical University in 2018 and her doctorate in Art and Design from the same institution in 2024. From 2016 to 2025, she worked at the Faculty of Fine Arts at Istanbul Gelişim University. Kılıç has published in national and international peer-reviewed journals, presented at academic conferences, and contributed to edited volumes. Alongside her research, she has participated in international short film festivals as a jury member and designer, and delivered seminars on animation, digital transformation, design, and visualization.

In EROSION / A SERIES, she uses visual metaphor and typographic intervention to examine the gradual erosion of human and social values in contemporary life.

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