Interdisciplinary artist, Eda Şarman (Houston, 1992) received her Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture at Pratt Institute in New York in 2016. In 2019, she completed her Master’s Degree in Moving Image at Royal College of Art in London. The artist started exhibiting her works in the United Kingdom and nowadays she is exploring international online biennials, archives and exhibitions to display her work from Istanbul.
Eda’s practice evolves on the intersection of architecture, phenomenology and tentacular thinking, proposing to perceive place as an active/fleshy organism. Place, the ground of our interconnected↭interdependent life, is the foundation of Eda’s works. Her practice endeavors to trespass a linear understanding of time and an isolated perception of space.

2018, Call Home, solo exhibition, Peripheries Art Licks Weekend, London, United Kingdom
2018, Altered States, The London Group exhibition, Waterloo Festival, London, United Kingdom
2018, Soap Box, Close-Up Cinema, London, United Kingdom
2019, IMECE, group exhibition, Hub Istanbul, Istanbul, Turkey
2019, tide between us, group performance, Interdependence Art Licks Weekend, London, United Kingdom
2019, Open Screening 14, Whitechapel Gallery, London, United Kingdom
2019, together|ness, group exhibition, Assembly Point, London, United Kingdom
2019, FTHoTV / playing house, Flat Time House, London, United Kingdom
2020, Meeting in the Forest, group exhibition, Pablo’s Birthday, New York, USA
2020, spring’s arrival wrapped the earth with mutation, personal exhibition, Bilsart, Istanbul, Turkey
2020, marine biologists believe the beluga whales do not like to be touched by artificial materials, the Ocean Archive, TBA21–Academy
2020, What Do We Do Now, group exhibition, The Wrong Biennial, United Kingdom and Malta