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Seden Bekit born in Ankara, is a visual artist working in digital abstraction and environmental themes. In her photography-based works, she explores the fragility of nature and traces the impact of human activity. While addressing environmental crises such as marine pollution, air pollution, global warming, and species extinction through an abstract visual language, she develops ecofeminist interpretations of the “woman and nature” relationship. Bekit’s works not only offer an aesthetic experience but also invite viewers to question the domineering relationship humans have established with nature.