Biocuriosities begins with a curiosity towards a particular natural formation.

As a way of understanding nature more closely, Itır carefully studies, models, and enlarges the forms she encounters, translating their structures and peculiarities into works of art.

Flowers, plants, insects, and other natural formations are taken out of their original scale and context, allowing their forms to be observed anew. Through this process of close study and making, familiar forms become curious objects—somewhere between observation, interpretation, and imagination.

Within a world of great wonders, every living form carries a purpose of its own, woven into its story, its structure, and its form.