Ahmed Ozsever

Ahmed Ozsever is an Assistant Professor of Creative Core (Foundations) at the Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture and Design at Indiana University. His interdisciplinary art practice focuses on installation, time-based media, sculpture, and photography, exploring human intervention in landscapes, temporalities, and the intersections between geologic time, capital cycles, and everyday experiences.

Education: BFA from Herron School of Art and Design (Indiana University Indianapolis) and MFA from Cornell University.

Research interests: Landscapes reshaped by coal mining/transportation infrastructure, hidden histories, and the human traces in domestic and industrial spaces. His work bridges geologic time, capital cycles, and human occupation patterns.

Exhibitions: Featured in venues such as South Bend Museum of Art, Indiana State Museum, Loyola Marymount University, Terrain Biennial, and Site109 (NYC). Public artworks include installations at Hapgood-Wright Forest (Concord, MA).

Awards: ACRE Resident (2017), CORE Artist in Residence (Chicago Art Department, 2018).

Labs/Teams: Based in Bloomington, Indiana, actively engaged in collaborative art projects and residencies.