Martch Art Project presents Zeynep Beler’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. The show explores how digital interfaces shape the ways we see and experience images. Drawing from visual materials collected online, Beler translates blurry frames, loading delays, and censorship filters, often overlooked as we scroll, into painting, slowing down the fast pace of online visual culture. ‘Intraface’ invites viewers to reflect not only on what they are looking at, but also on how moments of looking and waiting are shaped by software and the internet’s economy of speed.
The exhibition is on view at Martch Art Project from October 30th to December 21st.