Gelgit 

"Gelgit," by Turkish artist Mustafa Duzgunman (1920-1990), is a striking example of Ebru, the ancient art of Turkish marbling. The swirling, abstract patterns created by floating pigments on a water-based solution evoke a sense of movement and depth. The use of muted tones and subtle color variations creates a harmonious and mesmerizing visual experience. The circular shapes scattered throughout the work further enhance the dynamic nature of the composition. Ebru, a traditional technique with roots in Ottoman art, continues to captivate contemporary audiences with its exquisite beauty and intricate details.