Image Acts is a collective that focuses on image politics: an artistic stance concerned less with what images represent than with what they do, and how they can be reactivated or subverted. Founded by Aylin Kuryel and Fırat Yücel in 2015, the collective produces video essays, desktop films, and collective documentaries in collaboration with other artists and activists, that circulate across film festivals, museums, artistic and activist contexts, and academic platforms.