İnci describes his works as creating a "human pattern" akin to "a photograph or a painting which is composed of moments." In this way, "the viewer can watch all the time phases in a small amount of time – 1 or 2 seconds." He most often uses himself as the cloned figure, creating what has been called "an army of street performers." Hereby, according to İnci, " single figure is turned into a mass by cloning itself , an expression of the 21st century's visual bombardment epoch." These animation works, according to the artist, also address the physics of sound. Cloning motion "fills the frame," making it "perpetual, so the timeline will become like a circle" or "like a tone." The locations selected are almost exclusively public spaces, often well-frequented urban ones that serve as a meeting point or have sociopolitical significance, such as Berlin's Alexanderplatz or Istanbul's Taksim Square. The artist himself refers to these works as videos rather than GIF animations "because they are originally video works in video format ," explaining, "There's no difference other than the size of the video."
Exhibition
İnci's broadest exhibition platform is the Internet, a circumstance he sees as positive, stating, "It's really good for me not to have to wait for the audience." Here, as of mid-2018, his "Fire staff by Huseyin" has close to 220,000 Tumblr notes. As well, his artwork been featured as graphic illustration of current affairs by the online version of the German publication Die Zeit. İnci has been the subject of solo exhibitions in Istanbul as well as in Berlin. Furthermore, he has participated in numerous mixed exhibitions in Istanbul and Ankara as well as in Miami,, Milan and Naples,, Utrecht, and Bagnols-sur-Cèze, France. In addition, İnci's animated loops were presented in German premiere as a special feature of the 10th Berlin International Directors Lounge. On 1 March 2018, İnci's HD video 'Centipedes' went on nightly exhibition as large-scale electronic billboards in Times Square in New York City as part of the program 'Midnight Moment,' where they ran until 31 March 2018.
