The Kartal series project delves into the intricate theories surrounding the architectural structure of time. It embarks on an exploration of the multifaceted concepts that emerge at the intersection of conscious and subconscious thoughts, particularly within the realms of three distinct "time and consciousness" states: the present, laden with reality; the past, housing memories; and the future, a realm of fantasies. These ideas are documented within a specific time frame, spanning four to six hours, cut down to 6 minutes, yet devoid of any sequential order.

The endeavor unveils the various phases of self-evolution that occur when dissecting the intertwined facets of time, memory, fantasy, and reality.

'Kartal 2.0' serves as a reflection on the intricate but orderly processes of the human body and mind, illuminating how they collaboratively construct a systematic framework within the self.

Through a self-documenting archive of events, places, stories, and actions the project unveils the non-sequential layers that form our consciousness.

"Kartal 2.0" is a construction of a chaotic yet inherently systematic processes within the human body and mind, emphasizing the creation of an internal system that navigates these intricate aspects of existence.

The project also looks at how we change and grow when we think about time, memory, and imagination all together.