What is Groa?
A presence that senses, reflects and creates.
Groa is not a studio created with a production purpose.
It is a space where thoughts and emotions take shape naturally, without pressure or planning.
Each piece comes to life not through intention, but through a need that arises on its own.
At Groa, things are not produced.
They come into existence when the time is right.
Behind the Presence
My name is Mine Dilmac.
I am an architect and artist. Groa was born from my search for meaning; from silences, from emotions that stayed within me, and from questions that had no words. I create on objects that are part of daily life because they can hold something timeless. Through Groa, I transform personal feelings into presences that can be sensed, reflected upon, and shared.
Groa Manifesto
Groa is not a studio.
It is not a place of production or discipline. Groa is a presence born from emotions, thoughts, and lived experiences. It does not aim for results but lets what must be expressed come out naturally.
Groa is not for an audience.
It doesn’t seek to be liked or understood. Even if one person feels it, that is enough. Groa exists to be sensed, not explained.
Groa’s voice is instinctive.
Sometimes quiet, sometimes intense, but always sincere. It values essence over appearance, depth over surface.
Groa creates through moments.
A fleeting detail, a shift in feeling, a memory… these spark creation. The outcome may resist clarity but it always carries meaning.
Groa resists superficiality.
It is not about speed, repetition, or fast results. True creation requires searching, struggling, and allowing things to form with time.
Groa is a space of its own.
It carries traces of history, inner questioning, and personal truth. It does not form an answer but begins a thought.
Groa is a presence that senses, reflects, and creates.