Emre Namyeter (born 1984, Istanbul), began his education in Salzburg Fine Arts Academy in 2010 and continued his studies in San Francisco Fine Arts Academy, Sculpture department in 2012. He continued his education in Montreal Concordia University. He is now based in Istanbul where he lives and creates.
 

Emre Namyeter creates multiple layered abstract sculptures made of glass and stainless steel from original paintings of florescent pigments and resins. Repetitive linear movement and mark-making in the wet resin allow Emre to create harmony between contrasting colors and outstanding, organic fluidity in his compositions. 

There is a beautifully controlled chaos in his work, similar to the natural aesthetic seen in tree growth or waves crashing on a shoreline. Although seemingly random and wild, Namyeter's creative process is extremely controlled and orderly in order to orchestrate the vivid compositions. His preference for circular canvases derives from his desire for balance and makes for powerful focal points. Moreover, the process of creation is taken to a new level of mastery with the use of light, glass and steel to give his work defining monumental scale that embrace minimalism and transcendentalism.