YUS GO | Arts, Design, and Technology.

I was born in Istanbul in 1991. From early childhood, I grew up immersed in photography. For me, it was never just a hobby; it was a way of stopping time, understanding light, and immortalizing moments. The camera in my hands reshaped the way I perceived the world.

During my youth, I stepped into the world of design. I developed myself through travel photography and digital design, expanding my creative language. Throughout my teenage and high school years, I encountered different cultures — my camera became my passport. Having traveled to more than 30 countries, I built a multicultural perspective shaped by experience. Every journey expanded my vision; every city taught me a new way of seeing.

After graduating from the Jewelry Department in Moda, Istanbul, I moved to the United States in 2012. In New York, I focused on visual design at Parsons School of Design. During this time, I layered cinematography onto photography. The image was no longer just a frame — it became narrative.

Throughout my education, I participated in exhibitions in both Istanbul and New York, engaging in interdisciplinary artistic collaborations. Yet my creative approach was never confined to a single medium.

Five years later, I relocated to Mexico. While continuing my work in photography, I began designing mobile applications, merging aesthetics with technology. For five years, I lived in different regions of Mexico, continuing to produce, explore, and evolve my creative language at the intersection of art and design.

In 2020, I returned to Istanbul. This return was not only geographical but philosophical. Sustainability was no longer an idea — it was a responsibility.

With this vision, I founded BUBIEV Tiny House, designing sustainable living spaces that merge architecture, design, and environmental awareness. For me, design is not only visual, it is a way of living.

In 2025, I launched ParaVerse, bringing together projection mapping, digital art, and technology. I began creating immersive environments where physical spaces transform into digital narratives, where art and technology exist on the same plane.