Haptic Ghost (2025) lingers between the tangible and the digital. It begins as a 3D modelled self-portrait and is transformed into a sculpture through 3D printing with translucent resin. Light passing through the surface casts shifting shadows, revealing a scene that never existed in reality, allowing the virtual to surface within the physical world.

Yasemin Gunhos (b. Istanbul) is a London-based artist who graduated from Central Saint Martins with a BA in Fine Art. Her practice begins in virtual space, where she uses a 3D model of herself to embody different characters and emotional states. Translating these cinematic scenes into sculpture, prints, and paintings, her work explores intimacy at a distance, vulnerability through digital form, and the tension between what feels real and what is rendered.

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Through sparse, filmic environments and personal symbolism, she examines the quiet psychology of space and the residue left when the body is simulated, re-performed, and re-seen. Her practice lingers in the in between, where the digital and tangible blur, creating spaces that are intimate, uncanny, and quietly human.