Ayşe Demirci's curatorial practice focuses on innovative projects centered on interdisciplinary approaches and the interaction between technology and human experience. It comprehensively addresses the preservation, interpretation, and exhibition of cultural heritage, while deeply examining the interactions between tangible and intangible cultural values. Adopting museum principles, she frames her projects within an ethical context and designs them to serve the community; her exhibitions are crafted as accessible, inclusive, and diversity-supporting structures.
Her exhibition spaces emphasize the educational and informative aspects of art, encouraging visitors to engage in intellectual questioning. These interactive platforms utilize the potential of art to create social dialogue and interaction, inviting communities to active participation and communication. Additionally, the use of art as a sensitive tool for cultural and social issues is a focal point of her projects.
Demirci's curatorial ventures promote cultural dialogues on both local and global scales, allowing art to build aesthetic and meaningful bridges between universal and local values. In these processes, she strengthens the role of art in societal transformation and presents herself as a visionary constantly pursuing innovation in the intellectual field. These innovative and intellectual approaches distinguish her in the art world and deepen the impact of art on individual transformation and societal progress. Thus, her work positions art not merely as an aesthetic experience but as a tool for social impact, securing a significant place in the art world.