İpek Demirkan is an Istanbul/Moda -born artist, writer and creative professional whose practice moves between literature, collage, art therapy, philosophy and the exploration of human consciousness.
She graduated from İzmir Private Turkish College and studied Tourism and Hotel Management at Yaşar University, followed by Business Administration at Anadolu University. She is currently studying Philosophy at Istanbul University, further deepening the intellectual framework behind her artistic and creative practice.
Her interdisciplinary background includes training in Scenario Techniques,
Art Therapy at Haliç University, Life Coaching at Başkent University, Access Consciousness, Seraphim Blueprint, JAAS Quantum Breakthrough Coaching, Color Analysis with the Psychologists Association and the Wisdom of the Four Elements.
Alongside her artistic practice, Demirkan has built a 15-year career in media, communications and production, transforming original ideas into creative projects through content, communication and storytelling. She continues to work across media and communications through consultancy and creative partnerships. She is also a Project Manager at Dinamik İletişim, a role she has held since 2025.
In April 2020, her first novel, "The Bird That Doesn't Know Where to Land Is Captive in the Sky", was published by Destek Publications in the literature and fiction category.
In December 2021, she founded collagebyid, an artistic platform through which she shares her mixed-media and analog collage works alongside her original art therapy and self-awareness workshops. Since then, she has continued to expand her practice through collaborations, exhibitions and projects in Türkiye and internationally.
At the heart of Demirkan’s work lies a curiosity about what exists beneath the visible. Her ongoing research explores cosmic consciousness, the superego, creativity, awareness, patterns of perception, philosophy, art, Anatolian heritage and intuition.
Through writing, collage and experiential practices, she explores the relationship between the inner world and the outer image — and the ways in which art can make the unseen visible.