Sitki Doğan

Sıtkı Doğan was born and raised in Istanbul, where he graduated from Yeditepe University with a degree in Industrial Design. He began his artistic career in Turkey, introducing an innovative approach to street art by pioneering the use of 3D chalk techniques. He quickly gained recognition through various festivals and projects, most notably winning first place with his Poseidon wall mural.

Sıtkı has expanded his career internationally, earning acclaim through competitions and projects in the United States. In 2024, he won first place in the prestigious New York African American Memorial Mural competition, showcasing his mastery of depth perception and attention to detail. The same year, he completed two major design and application projects in Florida and received a design award in Fresno, California.

His artwork is characterized by the expert use of trompe-l’œil (optical illusion) and 3D anamorphic techniques, creating captivating illusions that give walls the appearance of windows or realistic scenes. For example, his projects for the Miami Optical Illusion Museum feature stunning depth and perspective, drawing viewers into the artwork itself.

Sıtkı integrates elements of nature, architecture, and culture into his murals, combining aesthetics with meaningful storytelling. He draws inspiration from the unique stories of the locations he works in, crafting original designs that reflect the spirit of each place. Now based in the United States, Sıtkı continues to push boundaries with his art, striving for new accomplishments on the international stage.