For three decades, my professional daily rhythm has been shaped by the uncompromising geometry of building physics—tolerances, load transfers, expansion joints. But architecture has a soul mate: pure artistic line.
1. The Manifesto of Monochrome
MONO300 began with a single radical premise: what happens when all color is stripped away, leaving only dense black pigment on stark white ground? Without chromatic distraction, every stroke is held accountable to structural equilibrium. The work becomes an architectural section of cultural memory.
Curatorial Division of the Corpus:
- Series I (Plates 001–100): Indigenous Totems, Shamanic Rituals & Ancient Anatolian Archetypes
- Series II (Plates 101–200): Classical Mediterranean Mythology & Divine Personifications
- Series III (Plates 201–300): 20th-Century Literature, Cinema Icons & Graphic Novel Tectonics
2. The Masterpiece Plate (ART-MAS-01)
Uniting all 300 figures into a single monumental compendium plate creates an overwhelming matrix of human civilization. Viewed from afar, it appears as an intricate architectural facade; up close, it reveals individual myths across millennia.
Explore the complete collection and regional matrix panels online at gunayvarol.com/works.