About

Baran Ulusoy is a multidisciplinary sculptor exploring the intersection of political critique, social commentary, and material experimentation. His work spans sculpture, video installation, and 3D-printed objects — often using satire as a tool of resistance.

With a background shaped by both engineering and fine arts, Baran blends traditional techniques like mold-making and bronze casting with contemporary approaches such as 3D modeling. Materials like plaster, clay, wax, cement, and resin form the physical basis of his practice.

Drawing from everyday experiences, state symbols, and mythology, his pieces question power dynamics, surveillance culture, and societal absurdities. He often uses figurines, mannequins, and recurring motifs as visual metaphors for control, conformity, and resilience.

Currently pursuing his Master's at HEAR Strasbourg, Baran continues to examine the legacy and evolution of protest art in Turkey — balancing critical inquiry with visual storytelling.