Joining from Armenia, young Armenian artist Mary Moon was qualified to be the winner of the "Young Artist of the Year" selections held by the internationally reputable rh+artmagazine in 2014. She became one of the focuses of attention at the 2015 Mamut Art Projects in Istanbul held shortly afterwards. Now she is taking place with her latest project: "Reality is Beautiful" exhibitions, at two different galleries in Galata, Beyoglu simultaneously. The exhibitions will start on 6th November at Depo-Tophane followed by 10th November opening at the neighbouring Gallery G-Art on Kumbaraci Yokusu.

The two-dimensional sculptures in the exhibition springs from the two-dimensional paintings. The observation as accustomed by our consciousness and senses, of all entities and images on earth is through the ultimate light, the sun. But provided by the usage of different perspectives and angles on the decoupe sculptures, light sources, and spacial acts creates new appearances. So what we see through the help of artificial light source indicates in a clearer way that, what we might be experiencing in terms of ultimate light might be illusionary after all. This condition of 'beauty' is a different cognition for the artist.