Seans is an audiovisual work created by Zehuk,
built around a song by Çalka
It lives in the moment where someone finally asks “what’s wrong?”
and the answer is no longer filtered, softened, or delayed.
Years of carried weight turn solid,
then crack open in a single session.
The language of the song is Turkish,
but the work itself is not about language.
It is about pressure, silence, and release.
Music becomes material.
Images become response.
This is not a music video that explains a song,
but a visual space that listens back.
I have a dream, boys. Thieves with lightbulbs up their asses. Empty shoe boxes. Hurt people, still hopeful…
I have a dream, boys. Thieves with lightbulbs up their asses. Empty shoe boxes. Hurt people, still hopeful…
A visual response to a song made by Çalka
A visual response to a song made by Çalka
Until I got out of there, I fought wars even in my sleep. Damn you, city of mine.
Until I got out of there, I fought wars even in my sleep. Damn you, city of mine.
