Yasemin Yilmaz is an artist-in-residence at the Stal Studio in Oman who is linking 10 Omani students with 10 German students through social media. Her current exhibition, Globalisation, Connections, Time, contemplates how time has taken on a new meaning in our globalized world. As part of the exhibition, Yasemin asked 12 artists across 6 continents to document the passage of time in their lives for one day to reflect on how we experience time now.
Yasemin Yilmaz is an artist-in-residence at the Stal Studio in Oman who is linking 10 Omani students with 10 German students through social media. Her current exhibition, Globalisation, Connections, Time, contemplates how time has taken on a new meaning in our globalized world. As part of the exhibition, Yasemin asked 12 artists across 6 continents to document the passage of time in their lives for one day to reflect on how we experience time now.
Yasemin Yilmaz is an artist-in-residence at the Stal Studio in Oman who is linking 10 Omani students with 10 German students through social media. Her current exhibition, Globalisation, Connections, Time, contemplates how time has taken on a new meaning in our globalized world. As part of the exhibition, Yasemin asked 12 artists across 6 continents to document the passage of time in their lives for one day to reflect on how we experience time now.
Yasemin Yilmaz is the artist-inresidence at the Stal Studio where
she links ten Omani students with ten German students via social media
dropped by at the Stal Gallery before the
opening of Yasemin Yilmazs exhibition, Globalisation, Connections, Time, and found the artist relaxing on the patio just outside the Stal Studio where she is engaged as the current Artist-in-Residence.
Contemplating Time in a Globalised World
The discovery that Time has taken on a new meaning in our globalised world is a focal point in the work of this avant-garde installation artist who was born in Germany, spent her early childhood with her grandmother in Turkey, studied in the USA, and presently lives in Hanover, Berlin and Barcelona. Yasemin Yilmaz is part of an emerging generation of savvy young artists who see the entire world as their natural domain. Time is something we cannot hold on to, or stop. It runs through our ngers like sand and seems to speed up with every year that passes. Yasemin asks questions like How long is now? - and makes statements like Each second has only one life. Because of the rapid pace of life today and the increasing demands that are placed upon us, Yasemin believes that we need signposts, moments when we are forced to stop and reect, to catch hold of who we are. Yasemin asked twelve artists on six continents to reect on the ordinary passage of time in their lives for one full day and to document this ex-