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The artist was inspired by the song “Hello Dolly” that these two giant jazz musicians, Louis Armstrong and Eddie Shu, played live together. Jazz tones turned into colors and the expressionist semi-abstract portraits.The artist, who has been striving to create spiritual and sincere works of art from ...
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2023
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14 W x 21 H x 1.25 D in
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GÖKNİL GÜMÜŞ SUNGURTEKİN Master Artist | TURKEY BORN 1977 Conceptual Expressionist Contemporary Turkish Artist Lives and works in Turkey « I am an Expressionist artist. My art is what I am: energetic, sincere, honest, ambitious, brave, strong, warrior, valuable, meaningful and impressive. » Award-Winning Artist First Turkish Female Naval and Navy Artist Chosen in BIEAF World Artists 10 List Marmara University Fine Arts Institute Painting Department MA International Exhibition Art Fair Participant Works in Private Collections Worldwide Works on Commission Göknil Gümüş Sungurtekin is a passionate Turkish painter whose works have been featured in exhibitions, publications and awards across the country and international contemporary art fairs. Ultimately, she tries to convey her understanding of love, life and consciousness with sincerity and originality. Influenced by her own dreams and memories, she explores themes such as femininity, anxiety, fear and joy through an Expressionist style. She seeks ultimately to communicate her own understandings of love, life and consciousness with sincerity and authenticity. Göknil Gümüş Sungurtekin is an expressionist artist. Therefore, her art is associated with "German Expressionism", sincere art, "Psychological Art", "Primitive Art", "Symbolic Art" and the Philosophy of Existence. Her artistic subjects and concepts are often based on moments and memories she lived and dreamed of. Life is intuitive, as precious as moments and memories that make her feel meaning, excitement, passion ... Imagination and wishes intensified, How it should be or unexpected and mockingly, moments full of humor and energy ... Vacation, solution, aphorisms, proposition, inference, conclusion includes moments, memories, and thoughts. Instant mood changes, psychological analysis and synthesis, moments of awareness and comprehension ... Anxiety, fear, joy, sadness, pain, enthusiasm, etc. situations, phenomena and events ... Life stories and personal descriptions, concepts, traumas, existential and subconscious stories ... Topics such as female energy, self-worth, self-esteem, self-love, self-confidence, energy, balance, connection, quantum and mysticism. Göknil Gümüş Sungurtekin makes introspection and research also paint their own life and dreams with all this taken, imaginary combination.
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