About Kuzey
I am a…
Student
Bio
I am a high school student at Adana Fen Lisesi and a member of the media team for TEDxAFLYOUTH. I love using graphic design and media to help bring ideas to life. My goal is to make sure our team's visual identity looks great so that the inspiring stories from our community can reach as many people as possible.
I'm passionate about
I love the balance between creative design and analytical thinking. On one side, I'm really passionate about visual communication—using digital design and layouts to make complex ideas look simple and clean. On the other hand, I really enjoy the logic of advanced mathematics, physics, and software logic. For me, whether I am designing a visual layout or solving a tough science problem, it's all about finding order and making things work beautifully.
An idea worth spreading
Young people shouldn't just wait for the future; we should help build it. When we give students a platform to share their own perspectives—whether it’s about science, art, or local issues—we discover amazing new ideas. School TEDx events prove that you don't need decades of experience to say something meaningful. All you need is a welcoming space and people who are ready to listen.
The TED story
My TED journey started behind the scenes, working on the visual identity and media for TEDxAFLYOUTH. Being part of the media team taught me that sharing an idea takes a lot of hard work from a dedicated group. From adjusting logo colors and alignment to capturing the right moments on camera, I realized how much detail goes into making an event successful. It completely changed how I look at storytelling and made me realize the power of a well-designed message.
Things you might not know
Finding the right rhythm, both in music and fitness. When I'm not studying or designing, I like to challenge myself in different ways. I enjoy breaking down complex chords on my instrument, working on digital music edits, and staying consistent with weightlifting. I love the process of taking a difficult workout routine or a tricky piece of music, practicing it step by step, and watching myself get better over time.