The Hare Karma Photography Exhibition, comprising works by graduate students of the Fine Arts and Design programme at the YTU Institute of Social Sciences, was opened for visitors at the Historic Hamam. Prepared within the scope of the 'Image Production and Analysis' course, the exhibition addresses the individual's inner and outer conflicts in the chaotic atmosphere of the modern world through the lens of art. Works reflect the harmony of opposites, such as hope and despair, and order and disorder, through the expressive language of photography. This project, combining YTU's academic vision with artistic production, reveals not only students' technical competencies but also their sensitivity to social questioning. The exhibition welcomed visitors wishing to experience the delicate connection between art and life throughout its programme running until 7 February.
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