Gülce Tulçalı (b.1994) was born in Izmir, Turkey and is now a London-based visual artist whose practice includes moving image, photography and performance. She uses fictional rituals and acts integrated into real narratives, navigating women and the system, merging these worlds. She creates images of a world under extreme patriarchy/authority and re-imagines women-centred coping mechanisms against or through the system and its different apparatuses; whether it's intersection with nature, immigration, social media, or surveillance capitalism. Using various methods from digital processes to darkroom prints, her manipulation of the image in still and moving expands into a performative cinematic practice.

She had her BA diploma in International Management, Economics & Finance from Bocconi University, and she completed her MA Photography degree at the Royal College of Arts. Her work is in various collections such as the RCA Diaspora Collection, the British Film Network archives and private collections. Her work has been screened nationally and internationally such as the Chester Film Festival, Gallery Weekend Berlin and Contemporary Art Ruhr.Her commissions for Ai-Da Robot were exhibited in the Design Museum in the exhibition “Portrait of a Robot” and La Biennale Venice 2023.

She had her first UK solo show: “Rituals for the WorldsEnd” in February 2024 in FourCorners E2. She received SW Darkroom RCA Residency Award and DYCP Grant from Arts Council England. She held workshops at venues like Goethe Institute London and Sirkhane Darkroom & recently was an artist- in -residence in RCA x CCA 2025 degree show and in JOYA air.