Borusan Contemporary Presents Two New Exhibitions
From “the act of looking” to intelligent technologies, “Olivo Barbieri: Time Space Geometry” and “Haunted” explore how images shape our perception of reality. Opening September 19, 2026.
Borusan Contemporary is set to unveil two new exhibitions on September 19, 2026. The first, Olivo Barbieri: Time Space Geometry, marks the Italian photographer's debut solo show in Türkiye. Dr. Fırat Arapoğlu has curated this exhibition, showcasing works from five of Barbieri's major series, exploring scale, perspective, and optical intervention across diverse landscapes from ancient sites to modern cities.
The second exhibition, Haunted, delves into the visual culture of the digital age. Curated by Dr. Kumru Eren, Director of Borusan Contemporary, this collection features works from leading contemporary artists including Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Memo Akten, teamLab, Quayola, Zimoun, DRIFT, Marco Brambilla, and Daniel Canogar. It also includes new works on paper by Turkish artist Kemal Önsoy.
Unlike a traditional technology exhibition, Haunted examines how artificial intelligence, algorithms, and digital culture shape our perception of reality, presented alongside traditional photographic works. Visitors can explore both exhibitions parallel to each other at Borusan Contemporary in Istanbul, contemplating how images mediate our understanding of the world. For more information, visit borusancontemporary.com.
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