Landscape as a Staged Surface, an exhibition that took place in One Arc Gallery last spring, showcased the decades-long photographic and collage archives of Taner Şekercioğlu. Curated by Filiz Ağdemir, the works charted the artist’s conceptual evolution and interdisciplinary methodology.
Rather than treating photography as mere documentation, Şekercioğlu reframes the earth as a calculated, manipulated surface. His art traces humanity’s shifting connection with nature, capturing a transition from peaceful coexistence to deliberate intervention. Instead of presenting definitive images, these works act as visual notations that document an Ultimately, the collection highlights the multi-layered foundation that inspired his later work, revolving around threedimensional wall panels
