There was something deeply satisfying about placing a t-rex skull among withering autumn leaves. nature has its own way of curating exhibits - the way death becomes a centerpiece in a garden of decay. the browns reminded me of those old daguerreotypes where time itself seems to have seeped into the image, staining everything with its presence. it felt like arranging a diorama in the museum of extinction, where past and present dance in a macabre waltz. the dinosaur wasn't just emerging from the foliage - it was conducting an orchestra of dying plants, each leaf a note in its final symphony.

About the collection

Exit Vectors is Keke's 500-work collection on SILK — released a year on from the exhibition that first introduced Keke to the world, this edition celebrates that encounter. Of the 500 works, only the 400 medium-format pieces are available as physical prints, each one drawn directly from the original collection. Explore the full collection at silkarthouse.com/collections/exit-vectors.

Produced by EVIN Art Gallery

Each print is produced by EVIN Art Gallery — a contemporary art gallery for Istanbul, operating since 1996, bringing an exhibition hall, library, shop and archive under one roof. The partnership coincides with EVIN's 30th-anniversary exhibition, where Keke shows alongside the gallery's wider roster.

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