Aynur Karaman

Aynur Karaman lives and works in London.

Her paintings are symbolic abstract & semi-abstract expressionism on the rhythm of nature, natural flow of life, cosmology, consciousness, mythology, spirituality, beliefs & popular cultures of the past, present and the future. Immersed in parallel meanings using decorative, bold, raw, organic lines, shapes and patterns over the surface of the canvas creating a constellation with no beginning nor an end as in life. Giving us a sense of ubiquitous, omnipresent, omnipotent compositions.

Aynur is trained in many forms of the decorative arts, mural design, fine art, theatre and film. Her works combine various artistic disciplines and amalgamate a wide spectrum of mediums, styles and themes. Her approach is multidisciplinary which reflects Wholeness in Human Potential.

Camberwell College of Arts, London (Decorative Arts)
Chelsea College of Art and Design, London (Mural Design)
Middlesex University, London (MA Fine Art)

SOLO EXHIBITIONS

2011 Vyner Street Gallery, London

2009 The New Life, The Sun & Doves, London

2007 Anatolian Rhapsody, Menier Gallery, London

2005 Xylomancy, Twins, London

2004 Sphere, Twins, London

2001 Navigating the Soul, Clapham Picture House, London

SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS

2012 [mine] Creative Space & Gallery, Carshalton Surrey

2011 Underpin, Teasmith Gallery, Shoreditch London

2010 [mine] Creative Space & Gallery, Carshalton Surrey

2009 Spring Art, Waterloo Art Gallery, London

2007 Art in Mind, Brick Lane Gallery, Whitechapel London
Cass Business School, Old Street London

2006 Cass Business School, Old Street London

2005 Cass Business School, Old Street London
Artspeak, Candid Arts Centre, Angel London
Battersea Art Fair, Battersea London
The Islington Comtemporary Art & Design Fair, Angel London

2004 The Art Emporium, Dukes Meadow, London
Battersea Art Fair, Battersea London

2001Breathing Space, "Art in the Park" Brockwell Park, London
Paperleaf Art Fair, Battersea Art Centre, Battersea London

2000 Text & Image, Broad Street Gallery,
Artsale, London