Styrofoam Cup Art :

(Cups of Istanbul #14)
Which one of you did not pay attention behind the iron gates while you walked Istiklal Street. It is one of the unchanged places, especially where the place of Istiklal Street is mostly constructed and changed. And every time i wanna get in when i pass in front of this church. It's probably not the only one who can feel it. Even for a short time, you understand how beautiful energy you get in inside you and how peaceful your silence is. Construction began in 1906 and completed in 1912 and entered service. The architecture is Giulio Mongeri, who was born in Istanbul. The church, managed by Italian priests, is the largest church in Istanbul and the largest Catholic church in the congregation. The church built in a courtyard is entered from the door between two apartments built on the front street to provide income to the church. The walls of the church built in the Latin pilgrim style and neogothic style are mosaic-covered up to a certain height and the outer walls of the building are bricked.