Dilara Baskoylu is a new media artist working at the intersection of art, creative technologies, and artificial intelligence. She holds a BA in Media and Visual Arts, through which she developed a multidisciplinary approach to digital media, computational art, and interactive design. Her practice combines real-time generative programming, data visualisation, and AI-driven processes to investigate the evolving relationships between humans and digital systems. Inspired by fluid dynamics, organic forms, and digital landscapes, Baskoylu creates poetic and immersive experiences that reflect on how technology reshapes perception, interaction, and communication. Her work has been presented internationally at leading art institutions and festivals.
Artworks Presented by capitArtX
Transmuting Refractions (solo immersive show)
From the abyssal depths of the ocean to the vastness of skies, deserts, and forests, Transmuting Refractions unfolds as a journey of emergence and transformation. Synthetic creatures, conjured through the delicate interplay of human intuition and machine intelligence, inhabit shifting landscapes that pulse with life, light, and energy. These beings, at once alien and familiar, trace the evolving relationships between perception, interaction, and imagination, revealing how intelligence itself can emerge through interplay and metamorphosis. The immersive experience envisions a new mythology of technology and creativity, where imagination, computation, and the natural world entwine, producing landscapes that are at once poetic, luminous, and alive. In this luminous voyage, the viewer moves through a world that is perpetually becoming, where the boundaries between human, machine, and environment dissolve, and creation itself is an ongoing act of transmutation.
Synthetic Biomes in Aurorae London
Synthetic Biomes explores AI as a creative force, shaping a new visual language beyond human imagination. These AI-generated and animated landscapes blend organic and synthetic forms, crafting surreal ecosystems that challenge conventional aesthetics. By using artificial intelligence as both a tool and collaborator, the project redefines artistic autorship and visual storytelling. The artwork invites viewers into a post-organic world, where fluid forms, iridescent textures, and alien ecologies emerge as a new digital aesthetics.
Journey to Myself in AiVerse Dubai
Journey to Myself is an AI-driven video installation that transcends the boundary between technology and nature, exploring the profound journey of self-discovery, exhibited within capitArtX’s AiVerse-Dubai exhibition at Kanvas Gallery. It embodies the relentless flow of consciousness and symbolizes the search for a forgotten self, buried deep within the layers of experience and memory, much like hidden truths submerged beneath the ocean’s surface. Contemplate the nature of identity, the interplay between the artificial and the natural, and the deeper connections binding all aspects of existence, while questioning the constructs of selfhood and urging a reconnection with the essence that lies beneath the noise of the modern world.
Virtual Echoes in The Wrong Biennial capitArt Becoming-Machine London
Image From Virtual Echoes all rights reserved by Dilara Baskoylu
The series Virtual Echoes unfolds a narrative that dwells at the nexus of human experience and artificial creation. It is an exploration of transformation, where the boundaries between what is real and virtual are not just blurred but transcended, giving life to a new reality that challenges conventional perceptions. In this landscape, each image is a moment frozen in time, capturing the metamorphosis of form, colour, and texture. The human and the machine, the physical and the digital, the concrete and the abstract—all intertwine in a dance that goes beyond dichotomies. It’s a celebration of the harmonious balance between contrasting elements, where shapes and forms interact to reflect the multifaceted nature of existence. The journey through the series is a voyage into a world that reimagines the essence of becoming. It’s an odyssey into a virtual existence where traditional concepts of identity are deconstructed and reconfigured. The images become portals into a philosophical contemplation of transformation, evolution, and the endless possibilities that lie beyond the realm of the known.Â