Gizem Vural 'The Hours That Dream Together' Print Available

Artist: Gizem Vural
Title: The Hours That Dream Together
Medium: Giclee Print
Size: 35 x 50 cm
Edition: 80
Price: $100

 

Gizem Vural is a Turkish born illustrator based in the United States who has redefined contemporary editorial art through her unique fusion of abstract forms and narrative depth. Originally trained in graphic design, she shifted her focus to illustration after moving to New York, where she began to experiment with the interplay between digital precision and organic, hand drawn textures. Her work is characterized by a vibrant use of color and a whimsical sense of movement, often featuring elongated figures and surreal environments that seem to vibrate with energy.

Vural has developed a signature aesthetic that bridges the gap between commercial clarity and fine art abstraction. Her compositions frequently utilize negative space to emphasize rhythmic lines and bold, flat shapes, creating a visual language that feels both modern and timeless. This approach has made her a sought after collaborator for major international publications, including the New Yorker and the New York Times. Her ability to translate complex emotional or conceptual themes into accessible, poetic imagery is a hallmark of her creative process.

Beyond her editorial success, Vural continues to push the boundaries of her medium by exploring personal projects that delve into memory and human connection. Her evolution from a designer into a prominent illustrator reflects a commitment to stylistic growth and a deep understanding of visual storytelling. By blending traditional influences with a forward thinking digital sensibility, she has established herself as a significant voice in the global illustration community, inspiring others with her sophisticated use of palette and form.

Bahar Artan Oskay 'The Presence Of Absence' Print Available

Artist: Bahar Artan Oskay
Title: The Presence Of Absence
Medium: Wall Sculpture
Size: 24.2 x 20.5 cm
Edition: 150
Prices: $900

 

Istanbul-born Bahar Artan Oskay (1984) turns destruction into design. Armed with degrees from Yeditepe and Yıldız Technical Universities culminating in a Ph.D. she began by re-styling modern masters, inserting Mondrian grids and Matisse cut-outs into pop-culture contexts to test how fame warps seeing. Frustrated by her own polished surfaces, she literalized Picasso’s maxim that “every act of creation is first an act of destruction.” Oskay now saws dry figurative canvases into loose squares, then re-assembles the shards into swirling, pixel-like abstractions where brush-strokes meet saw-blade scars. The process is half chess, half chance: she never knows which color relationships will survive the shuffle, so each final panel records a tense truce between control and chaos.

The resulting wall works shown in solo and group exhibitions across Turkey and Japan read as slow-motion explosions of her earlier style, simultaneously erasing and preserving personal art history. By grafting fragments above the picture plane, she also toys with sculptural depth, letting shadows complete the composition as daylight shifts. When she isn’t cutting canvases, Oskay teaches and co-directs the Fine Arts program at Yeditepe, mentoring the next generation to question, cut and rebuild whatever tradition they inherit.

Hugh Rose 'Good Morning' Print Available

Artist: Hugh Rose
Title: Good Morning
Medium: 5 Colour Screen Print
Size: 60 x 40 cm
Edition: 50
Price: £50

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INTI 'Resistance' Mural In Instanbul Turkey

This mural is part of the Mural 2 Festival in Istanbul by Chilean artist INTI. This is fantastic!!