The gallery is open for visits every weekday and displays a collection of art pieces created by Prof. Dr. Mohtasham, including works made from stone, wood, and metal.

In Denizli, for the first time, an art gallery featuring the works of Iranian archaeologist and sculptor Prof. Dr. Hesam Mohtasham, was opened by Sedat Doğaç, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Doğaç Construction. The museum is open for free visits on weekdays during business hours and displays a collection of art pieces created by Prof. Dr. Mohtasham, including works made from stone, wood, and metal. Sedat Doğaç, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of Doğaç Construction, explained that Prof. Dr. Mohtasham is an Iranian artist and sculptor with many skills who has been living in Denizli for about nine years. They have known each other for two years, and due to the artworks created by Prof. Dr. Mohtasham, they established the Seseart Gallery to contribute to Denizli and Turkey. They have two workshops within their company, one for small handicrafts and the other for sculptures. They display the artworks created by him here in an open museum style, allowing anyone interested to see the pieces. They receive invitations and travel to other cities. In the coming days, they plan to exhibit Prof. Dr. Mohtasham's works in Istanbul.

"Denizli, the Paradise of Archaeology"

Iranian Archaeologist and Sculptor Prof. Dr. Hesam Mohtasham, who emphasized Denizli's status as the paradise of archaeology surrounded by ancient cities, stated, "I have been in Turkey for nine years. I owe Turkey a lot. Seven months ago, I opened my first exhibition at Turan Bahadır's. Doğaç Group became our main sponsor. We opened the exhibition to send the proceeds to earthquake victims. Mr. Sedat saw my works. He said, 'Let these works be exhibited, let people come, visit, see, and have something made for themselves.' We worked extremely hard for this. It's not just me here; it's a team effort. I live in Turkey, and I've had the best years of my life in Turkey. I owe gratitude to this country and its people. It needs to be repaid. Doğaç Group prepared this place for me. We have no material limits, there is no shortage of stone, metal, wood, or materials. These works are not commissioned; they are my own creations. Sometimes, I liked something and made it. Sometimes, I was inspired and created. Among my works, there are human heads and works that tell love stories. Denizli has enormous potential. Denizli is the paradise of archaeology. I have also worked in Hierapolis and Laodicea."