Veselka Sevinç Bulkan is a contemporary artist based in Munich, Germany. Her practice is grounded in material-based processes and explores how material, structure, and time shape one another through making.

Working primarily with thread-, textile-, and wood-based materials, she creates spatial works situated between sculpture, relief, drawing, and object. Her process is built through repetitive acts of layering, bonding, folding, and accumulation, where form is not predetermined but gradually emerges through dialogue with the material.

Inspired by natural systems such as growth rings, geological formations, and traces of erosion, she approaches these structures not as forms to replicate but as conceptual frameworks for thinking about accumulation, memory, transformation, and spatial relationships. Each work becomes a site where material, structure, and time negotiate form, allowing spatial relationships to emerge through process rather than prescription.

Born in 1982, Silistra, Bulgaria
Lives and works in Munich, Germany

Education

2001 – 2005
Bachelor’s Degree, Painting
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey

2003 – 2005
Lithography, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey

2006 – 2008
Master’s Program in Fine Arts (incomplete)
Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey

2006 – 2008
Stained Glass, Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, Istanbul, Turkey

Selected Projects

2017
Commissioned Works, The Garden Museum, London, UK

Studio Practice & Workshop Space

2025
Vestudio, Munich, Germany