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</script>https://artdegypte.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/10/Copy-of-Mert-Ege-Kose1.webp9981500CONCEPT Köse’s sculptures, crafted from aluminium, malleable alloys, and smooth surfaces, are deeply inspired by the ancient Shen symbol, which signifies infinity, wholeness, and divine protection. The continuous loop of the Shen symbol is reflected in Köse’s work, where each piece embodies an eternal cycle…