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holygiggle.
It is an ongoing production space that focuses on the themes of body, language, and social roles through embroidery and material manipulation.
Within this practice, embroidery is not only a technique but a direct way of engaging with the surface and producing meaning. Familiar objects and forms are transformed through processes of intervention and reconstruction, gaining new narrative layers.
Holygiggle develops a language that moves between personal experience and collective memory, shaped by repetition, disruption, and reconfiguration.
scenic design.
Alongside her personal practice, Ceren Yılmaz works across stage, object, and prop production, developing projects through material, function, and spatial thinking.
Her approach is rooted in building systems rather than isolated images, considering use, movement, and context in each project. From stage environments to standalone objects and props, her work combines hands-on production with a strong focus on functionality and narrative.
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