Emin Çizenel, born in 1949 and educated at the Istanbul Academy of Fine Arts, occupies an exceptionally unique place with his life story.
Located in eastern Cyprus, Maraş (Greek: Varosha), which is part of Gazimağusa, was a resort town that gained fame as the “Las Vegas of the Mediterranean” throughout the 1960s and 1970s, hosting the world's jet set.
The “Noble Peasant” monument, to be built under the leadership of ARUCAD, does not represent a ruler or a conqueror; it symbolizes a silent memory, its face turned toward the earth.
Cyprus, known as the “Babyland” but in recent years associated with mafia figures, has become synonymous with casinos and money laundering. In this issue, we have compiled topics that caught our attention in Cyprus and are truly worthy of discussion.