Fulya Müftüoğlu is a Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist exploring what happens when we allow ourselves to be changed.
Working across painting, participatory installation, performance and storytelling, her practice is rooted in curiosity about human experience — how we relate to ourselves, to one another, and to the environments we inhabit. She is drawn to boundaries and permeability, emotion, embodiment, transformation, and the spaces between what we know and what we cannot yet name.
Her creative path has never followed a straight line. It has moved through modern dance, performance, stage and costume design, writing, fashion and visual art. After more than 15 years leading creative teams in the corporate fashion industry, her work gradually shifted from designing products toward creating experiences and artistic encounters.
Across these different forms, Fulya works intuitively and experimentally, allowing process, play and uncertainty to shape the work. Rather than offering fixed answers, she creates spaces for encounter, reflection and discovery.
Her autobiographical graphic-story trilogy includes How I Survived My 40-Year-Old Thing (2020), How I Decided to Call Myself an Artist (2025), and the forthcoming How I Stopped Blaming My Parents for Everything.