Vird

Beyond time and space, in a grey void where only echoes existed, there was a "Being." This Being carried all the world's noise, regrets, and thousands of adjectives clinging to it like heavy chains in its soul. The voices in its soul had multiplied so much that it could no longer hear its own voice.

One day, it collapsed into the center of a black void (pedestal). When there was nowhere left to run,
there was only one thing to do: Vird.

Vird refers to a continuously repeated prayer or remembrance (dhikr); it emphasizes the never-ending rhythm of inner depth and purification. Vird is not a one-time act; it is continuity. The Om symbol here represents the flow of that world, i.e., the universal sound.

20x35x35cm
Marble (Dolomite, Wood)

Sculptor
Oğuz Can Genç

Vird is the sole protagonist of the narratives;
limited to only 1 piece.