HD Video, Color, 5.1 sound
The modernist understanding is primarily shaped through architecture. Remains of this universal understanding based on rationality form the space of “Nursing Modern Fall”. Put together through articulation and deduction these ruins of utopian architecture, I mean broken places, transform into a stage on which the girls act. As the girls struggle to cope with these ruins something repressed emerges. Acts in between improvement and destruction work as the subconscious of this rational understanding. As this cycle continuously folds on itself it turns into an uncanny activity, through which diverse perspectives collide and all the scenes in a movie are shown simultaneously.
Eviner’s most important exhibitions were the Venice Biennial Turkish Pavilion (2019) and her retrospective “Who’s Inside You?” at Istanbul Modern (2016). She also displayed her works in solo exhibitions such as ‘’Houris and Travelers’’ at Dirimart, Turkey (2022); “Runaway Girls” at The Drawing Center, USA (2015); “Broken Manifestos” at Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris (2011); “Harem” at Art in the Auditorium in Whitechapel Gallery (2009). Eviner also attended the Liverpool Biennial (2018), Gwangju Biennial (2018) and 13th Istanbul Biennial (2013). She was in group exhibitions such as ‘’Women Defining Women’ at LACMA (2023), “Hand Drawn, Action Packed” at Hayward Gallery, “Punk Orientalism ” at MacKenzie Art Gallery, Canada. Eviner received prizes from the Sharjah Art Biennial, 2017. Eviner was at the 58th International Biennale di Venezia. Her works are in Deutsche Bank Collection, Center Pompidou, Istanbul Modern Museum, Guggenheim and TBA21 Wien. She lives and works in Istanbul, Turkey.