Bensusan completed his bachelor's degree in 2013 in the Industrial Design Department of Istanbul Technical University (ITU) and went on to earn his master's degree in 2015 from the Designed Objects Department of the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (SAIC). Throughout his career, he has shared his knowledge and expertise as a lecturer at SAIC, ITU, and Medipol University, inspiring and guiding the next generation of artists and designers. Bensusan's work has been exhibited in various locations around the world, including Joshua Tree, Chicago, Eindhoven, Milano, La Gomera, and Istanbul. His diverse range of exhibitions showcases the international appeal and relevance of his artistic vision, as well as his ability to engage with audiences from different cultural backgrounds.

The source

The source is a collection that emphasizes the visual symmetry between primitive underwater life forms and the serendipity of details in watercolor and ink paintings. The evolution of life began in water, almost as a rebellion against environmental constraints. The force of life continually invented ways to form a giant ecosystem, resulting in unexpected symbioses among diverse creatures and various modes of movement, multiplication, colony formation, transformation, and adaptation. In the watercolor paintings, pigments move and mix along routes shaped by the flow of water, mimicking the actions of life and creating an unforeseeable mixture of textures, colors, and shapes. The ink lines mindfully emphasize their dance, replicating the complex order hidden in fluidity. With various atmospheric color alternatives, the collection offers a range of hues for observing these magical moments.

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