Defne Dinler
Born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey, Defne came to the United States in 2004 for her university education. She is majoring in painting and psychology at Washington University in St Louis, Missouri. She has also been attending Barbara Brennan School of Healing to obtain a professional degree in healing work. In addition to her studies, she competes as a ballroom dancer.
In her work, Defne explores the female body through color and line. She tears it into parts and pieces using latex, plaster, rice and glue. She is interested in the interaction between men and women and how a woman’s body often becomes such a succulent object of desire for men, so much that he frequently loses control. Coming from a male dominant, sexist country, Defne is intrigued by and explores male excuses and weaknesses by investigating the female body.
In her work, Defne explores the female body through color and line. She tears it into parts and pieces using latex, plaster, rice and glue. She is interested in the interaction between men and women and how a woman’s body often becomes such a succulent object of desire for men, so much that he frequently loses control. Coming from a male dominant, sexist country, Defne is intrigued by and explores male excuses and weaknesses by investigating the female body.
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