Differentmedium.Same instinct.

A verse. A visual. A room full of people.
A business. A system.
I keep finding new ways to make things.

FOLLOW THE THREAD

ONE LINE / MANY WORLDS01 / 05

A verse. A frequency.

MUSIC → DESIGN → PEOPLE → SYSTEMSSCROLL TO EXPLORE ↓

THE THROUGH LINE

I’ve never been
just one thing.

My work has moved between music, graphic design, hospitality and running a business. Today, it also lives in websites, software and AI workflows.

This is a collection of those worlds. Some work is public. Some happens behind the scenes. All of it belongs here.

SAMED GÜVENÇ / SAVANNAH

01 / SOUNDANTALYA → THE ARCHIVE

BEFORE THE SYSTEMS, THERE WERE VERSES.

Call me
Darksun.

Before Samed Güvenç was the name on a business, Darksun was the name on the music. That chapter began in Antalya, around 2008–2009.

I used AI to revisit my own music and create a new video for it. Below is that new interpretation, followed by the original version it grew from.

AI REIMAGINING / A MUSIC VIDEO I CREATED

Darksun — Saplantı / AI reimagining

THE ORIGINAL VERSION / WHERE IT STARTED

Darksun — Saplantı / original version

ORIGINAL SONG CREDITChorus vocals: Nur Demet Güvenç

02 / SIGHTGRAPHIC DESIGN / A WAY OF SEEING

ANOTHER WAY TO SAY SOMETHING.

An eye for
the feeling.

Graphic design is another part of my working life. A different set of tools for deciding what deserves attention and how an idea should feel.

That perspective comes with me when I build for the web: type, space, rhythm, and the small details that give something its character.

Visual study created for this portfolio.

03 / PEOPLEHOSPITALITY / THE HUMAN SIDE

2015–2021 / WHATEVER THE SERVICE NEEDED.

Read
the room.

I moved from Antalya to Savannah on July 4, 2015. From 2015 to 2021, before roofing, I worked across food and beverage: bartending, managing the bar, serving, bussing, and banquets. Whatever the service needed, I did it.

I also studied Tourism and Hospitality Management at Akdeniz University. Different tools, the same attention to people. When I build a website or a piece of software now, I still think about the person arriving, the question they have, and what happens next.

ARCHIVE / ME, BARTENDING AT AQUACUREAN