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Can Dagarslani
Can Dağarslanı (b. 1984) is a Berlin-based artist, architect, and photographer whose practice explores the relationship between space, perception, and the human figure through analog photography and architecture. Influenced by his architectural background, he creates meticulously composed images that investigate how environments shape our understanding of reality and human experience.
His work is characterized by bold colors, geometric forms, and unexpected perspectives, placing human figures within carefully constructed architectural settings. Balancing symmetry and disruption, minimalism and surrealism, Dağarslanı transforms familiar spaces into visually striking scenes that challenge perception and invite viewers to look beyond the surface.
Through projects such as Identities and Serenity, he explores the boundaries between reality and illusion, using color, composition, and the human body to create a distinctive visual language. His work has been featured in international publications, including Vogue, IGNANT, and Metal Magazine.
