Kerem Ozan Bayraktar’s work inspects the domains of real and fictional entities and their dynamics of individuation and patterns of complexity by means of research, installation, digital media, text, and speech. These entities range from spontaneous invasive plants to exoplanets, and from machines to ghostly bodies. A faculty member at Marmara University Faculty of Fine Arts, Bayraktar has recently participated in the SAHA Studio, Istanbul, 2020 and Berlin Senate Residency Program, ZK/U, Berlin, 2019. His latest solo exhibition is Rocks and Winds, Germs, and Words, Sanatorium, Istanbul, 2019 and the group projects that he recently participated in include Sandstorm – And Then There Was Dust, DEPO, Istanbul, 2020; Ubiquitous Surfaces, Seager Gallery, London, 2019; Istanbul Biennial Digestion Program, MSFAU, 2019, Istanbul; and flesh and bone, Operation Room, 2019, Istanbul.