Haci Sami Yaman

Artist Statement

I build images from points, lines, signs and numbers. Repetition becomes rhythm: a way of moving through memory, time and inner experience. My Codex-A systems are a personal visual language connecting perception, consciousness and transformation.

I work through proximity, touch, breathing and movement. As a nearly blind artist, I encounter the image with my whole body. The Open Studio at the Alexianer St. Hedwig-Kliniken Berlin offers a place of exchange and continuity, while my artistic choices remain my own.

My work moves between the fleeting instant, the imagined nanosecond and the long duration of a paper roll. Circular and 360-degree arrangements let me explore attention as something that can turn, surround and return. Numbers become rhythms and visual relationships. Energy and atmosphere name felt intensities, while light and layered signs suggest processes that remain unseen. These are artistic and philosophical investigations of subjective experience.

Digital processes and AI extend this exploration into symbolic constellations and imagined spaces. I use AI as a creative and accessibility tool under my direction. My physical originals, AI transformations with a documented source and fully generated images belong to distinct strands of the practice. Where a digital image’s exact source process has not yet been documented, its presentation says so.

I want the work to create an encounter between inner and outer worlds, between different ways of sensing, and between people. Viewers are invited to take their time, follow the signs and discover their own relationships within them.