Creator: ELIF KEMAHLIOGLU
Collection: Towards the Sea
Size: 31.5 × 31.5 × 2 cm
Style: Neo-Organic ·  Surrealism

Form: Drawing
Materials: Ink, rapidograph and markers on 300 gsm round archival paper; framed with hand-varnished pine wood, matte glass, and a black backing. Ready to hang.

Year: 2025
Location: Çeşme, İzmir

Like a blooming coral colony under shifting light, Pink Coral pulses with life, rhythm, and quiet depth. Through a complex mandala structure, Elif Kemahlıoğlu translates the organic geometry of coral reefs into a visual meditation on interdependence — how beauty, fragility, and resilience coexist in perfect equilibrium beneath the surface.

This piece speaks to ocean lovers, environmental thinkers, and those drawn to the silent poetry of underwater worlds — a reminder of the delicate systems that sustain life both below and above the waves.

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