003 - from the series Unnude, 2014
Photography : black & white edition, digital, archival pigment print · 70 x 50 x 0.1 cm 27.6 x 19.7 x 0 inch
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UnNude renews how we look rather than simply showing the body. Spanning nineteen years, the series withdraws the face and softens markers of identity; skin becomes line, a fold becomes volume, and shadow becomes a hollow/void.
Working in black and white, with hard light and tight framing, the images deliberately unsettle scale: a back hollow reads like a valley; an elbow ridge like an architectural section. This loss of orientation turns the body into topography and invites a haptic gaze; grain, fine hairs and high/low-key contrasts bring the surface's materiality forward (close to what Laura U. Marks calls “haptic visuality").
UnNude does not reject sensuality; it separates it from consumption and turns it into attentive looking. Viewers are invited to step away from portrait and identity and to read and measure the images—much as one would study a relief or a plan.
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Burak Bulut Yıldırım
Berlin, Germany • Photographer
From the heart of Berlin, I shape light and shadow into images that breathe.
For 19 years, I have explored the fleeting, the intangible—a pursuit that began in art journalism and evolved into a lifelong devotion to photography. In 2005, I founded my first studio. Since then, my work has traveled across Europe, gracing galleries and shaping visual identities for global and local brands.
Dostoevsky wrote in , “Everything depends on the environment in which man lives." In a world oversaturated with images, we often feel lost in visual noise. Yet, light transforms. It gives meaning. A figure, a landscape—within seconds, they shift, becoming something entirely new.
For over 19 years, I have explored this transformation. I sculpt people with light, capturing their ever-changing forms through natural light, artificial systems, and UV. I work with both visible and invisible spectrums, using machines that record light to uncover something deeper—something beyond texture, color, and form.
My portraits are not just images; they are extensions of my own soul. In every session, my subject's presence collides with my vision, creating an unpredictable, living exchange. The result is emotion distilled into aesthetics, a visual language shaped by the poetry of light.
Photography is more than creation—it is a dialogue. Since 2019, Sony Europe has named me an Imaging Ambassador, reaffirming my dedication to this art. Beyond my own work, I share this passion through my photography school, where over 5,000 students have embarked on their own creative journeys.
Light remains my guide. Each click of the shutter is an attempt to capture the unseen, to reveal beauty in the mundane, to freeze a fleeting moment before it disappears.
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