Parts from the *serious* CV for An-su Aksoy!

Birth date and place : 19th march 1977, �i�li, Istanbul
Schools...
Notre Dame de Sion ( 1988 - 1996 ) -Istanbul
Technical University of Yildiz, Depatrment of translation and interpretation. (1996 - 2000, "runner-up") -Istanbul 
Languages...
Turkish and armenian as mother tongues..
French
English
Spanish
Russian (little bits)
Jobs or...
Since june 1997, I am working at differents international festivals of Istanbul as "hospitality assistant".

What does it mean ? Well each time there is a festival, I, on my own or with others, am responsable of some gues, musician, artist or else. From the moment they arrive to Istanbul to the moment they leave, I have to be with them during their "job" at the festival, so especially at the back stage,  but also at other moments if they need help.

I have mainly worked for the Foundation for Arts and Culture of Istanbul, but I have also worked for other organisations too.
This allowed me to work with artists and groups such as : Buena Vista Social Club, Djivan Gasparyan & Andreas Wollenveider, Jan Garbarek Group, La Scala, Centre Cor�ographique de Montpellier ( Mathilde Monnier) , Arthuro Sandoval, Daniela Mercury, Les PLasticiens Volants, Hooverphonic , and the list goes on....
Jobs or.... bis
What else, not much ...
While studying, I had a one month job at Sipa Press Paris as a training. Then I have volunteered several times for some organisations such as Foundation Nazim Hikmet or Society for the Living Rights of the Animals... I have also done some translation works.
I love...
The arts ! Such as painting, such as photography, such as literature... I have participated to some painting studios of Mehmet G�lery�z and Sevin� Altan.

The nature ! Such as the flowers, such as  the waters...

The animals ! Such as dogs, such as mouses...






And I want...

To illustrate children books !!!
That's what I really want to do in my life... to add my piece of colour and imagination to children books...
Publications...
"Un jour un poeme"
A poetry book for children,
poems by Beatrice Elkaim
illustrations by me
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