Batman says: “I am a storyteller. I analyse and narrate what is going on in my life and around me. I proceed with experimental techniques in my productions. I present my stories in a transparent way. In this process, my production practices vary. I intend to reveal my stories and fictions with all their transparency. My inspiration and motivation for my productions are unmasked. My productions hold a mirror up to me and the audience. Even for a moment it gives us the opportunity to breathe in the face of reality… I intend to make this moment eternal with my stories and productions that I will continue.”

Ebru Yetişkin has worked with Batman since 2021, curating her solo exhibitions including Exposé, which presented artistic research on how digital platforms contribute to socio-cultural change.

Yetişkin says: “Today, we are living in a world with many unknowns. I believe that today, collective artistic research would enable us to explore the possibilities of co-learning and critically reflect on the various forms of ignorance production. Within experimental settings, we may generate temporary situations and collaborations that would allow for dynamic relationships and translations across the slippery boundaries among various disciplines, peoples and ideas to stimulate unpredictable forms of knowledge production. The exhibitions Exposé (February 2022) and Entr’acte: Between The Acts of Life (June 2022) are the results of this ongoing collective research process.”
Batman adds: “Since last year, I have been focusing on international projects with an intense pace. I look forward to bringing the experimental and interactive world I have created to audiences all over the world.”

Her next solo exhibition will be held at Anna Laudel Gallery in Düsseldorf, Germany, in November 2023.