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Agency artwork execution
Transferring approved artwork to the wall within dimensions and brand standards.
For agencies and brand teams
Wall painting and mural execution for creative agencies, event teams, production companies and brands—from one site to coordinated multi-city rollouts.

Traceable working experience
Between 2017 and 2022, Asil Argun worked on Red Bull projects both directly with Red Bull Antalya and through agencies, completing wall paintings in several cities across Türkiye.
Red Bull is referenced solely as past project experience and does not imply a current sponsorship or brand partnership.
Agency workflow
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Transferring approved artwork to the wall within dimensions and brand standards.
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Rebuilding a campaign idea for the surface, scale and viewing distance.
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Developing a site-specific composition from the brief and spatial information.
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Coordinating city, travel, access and installation timing for repeatable formats.
Proposal scope
Selected commercial and spatial work

Agency-led branded wall executions repeated across multiple cities.
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A hotel mural planned around architectural context and large scale.
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An interior execution balancing business identity with an original visual language.
Open project →Who can we work with?
A fast start
Include the brand or campaign when it can be disclosed; otherwise the project type is enough. Wall photographs, approximate dimensions, cities, target dates and whether the agency supplies artwork are sufficient to establish an initial scope.
Yes. The studio is based in Antalya; Istanbul and projects across Türkiye are reviewed according to scope, timing and travel requirements.
Yes. Approved artwork can be executed as supplied; any technical adaptation for wall ratio or surface is scoped separately when required.
Yes. The city list, wall count, repeatable visual format, access and schedule are planned together before the proposal is prepared.
Wall photographs, approximate dimensions, locations, target date, design responsibility and site-access information provide a useful starting point.