Born in 1983 in a Mediterranean family, Evrim lived in all Mediterranean and Aegean coasts.

The fact that she lived in a historical region as well as being in touch with the sea and nature during her childhood enriched her visual perception. Swimming in Kekova underwater city from the Lycian civilization, climbing to the ancient city of Myra, walking in the ancient city of Ephesus, which was founded by Lisimahos, one of the generals of Alexander the Great, in 300 BC, was her childhood activities.

At that time, she had her first photo camera.
“my first camera had given me as a gift from our german family friends when i was 9 years old.
I used to look forward excitedly the photos come out from studio. i never dreamed about being a photographer when i was waiting for “negative”

When she was just 20 years old, she moved to Bodrum, where she said “I will live here forever”.
She fell in love in Bodrum,
She became a mother in Bodrum.
and started her photography career in Bodrum.

photo info:
“I, my first camera and my brother, were on an ordinary day in the ancient city of Myra. Antalya 1992”

 

The Myra ruins in Turkey are necropolises from the fourth century BC. 

Evrim’s artistic vocabulary encompasses every event that can become one with the Earth, our home.

“When I tried to create photographs that are integrated with the planet… I noticed an evolution in my work.”

Alongside as a photographer, Evrim has realised a body of work as a creative director, event manager  and entrepreneur.

Recently, she has been working intensively to introduce the Medalla Club brand, which she established for photography enthusiasts, to abroad.

Do something for our planet!

Hello I am the Earth,
I swallow 100 million tons of plastic every year.



We take more than 1 million plastic bottles from the shelves every 1 minute.



By 2050, there will be more plastic waste in the seas than fish.

 

The plastic’s extinction time was set at 450 years, but has not yet been proven.

 

Only 9% of the plastic produced throughout history has been recycled.


you have only have one house.
this is me.
and I can no longer breathe.