
In this collection, I have intended to create a link between the past and present. The presence of women in these frames is an innocent hint from the ruthless past that its sufferings have remained up until now; a “bitter” story that has been disguised beautifully. Metallic door knockers are the entrances of the story; objects made of iron, cut by a craftsman, and screwed over wooden doors. These objects appear in two forms on the doors, revealing the gender of the individual to the householder by making treble or bass sounds. If the door knocker was round and the sound was treble, it is a woman; if the door knocker was big and sound was bass, it is a man. This invisible border reveals itself by the sound of the door knockers.