Works of Turkish Diorama Artist İsmail Kuş

We had previously compiled the works of Karina (Şimal Gürkan), who presented iconic movie scenes with the art of diorama. Now there is another company that deals with diorama art but performs it in a different style. Turkish artist we focus.

Name of the artist in question Ismail Bird. The artist, who stands out with his interior and exterior designs -unlike the diorama works we have seen before–to the garbage bag, whose architecture is familiar to all of us. from our country creates artifacts containing elements. Without further ado, let’s move on to the works.

Let’s start with the operation of the gas station: the details stand out even at first glance

The details of both interior and exterior spaces draw attention in the Greengrocer and House work.

In this work, where we see a haberdashery shop and roadworks, even the stones placed to prevent the plates from falling over were considered.

This work, in which the bread oven stands out, consists of more than 2000 pieces, according to the artist. The work, which is handmade like the others, took 2 months to complete.

This work was completed in 45 days with 4 hours of work per day. The only object that is not handmade from the 1500 pieces that make up the work is the car you can see on the side.

Old House and Auto Painter It took 60 days with 3 hours of work per day to complete this work. In addition, it consists of 2500 pieces in total.

The larger the size of the work, the longer it takes to complete the work, with the benefit of this level of detail:

For example, you can see above Bookstore and Old House The work was completed in 3 months. More than 3000 pieces were used in its construction.

Old Houses and Barber Shop The work titled and full of details was also completed in 3 months.

It took 30 days to complete this interior work.

Let’s come to the most recent work of the artist: It has more than 6000 pieces and took months to make. MCarpenter’s Workshop and Brick Building

You can access the artist’s Instagram account by clicking on the images. Alternatively, you can use this link.