Silvia Hametaj

I am Silvia Hametaj, a contemporary artist deeply committed to exploring my inner world through art. While I am currently working extensively within the Cubist style, I embrace a diverse range of techniques and forms, refusing to be confined by any single artistic label.

My work is inspired by raw emotions, personal introspection, and meaningful symbols rooted in my life experiences and literary influences. Each piece I create is a unique emotional journey, inviting viewers to connect with the hidden depths of human experience.

I believe art is a continuous journey of self-discovery and expression. My evolving style and authentic approach invite others to experience the richness of my inner dialogue and find their own reflections within my work.

I began my artistic journey in adolescence by attending painting courses, which laid the foundational skills for my work. For many years, I have been largely self-taught, dedicating myself to exploring and refining my artistic style independently. While my formal education is in law, my passion for art has remained a constant driving force, inspiring me to continuously learn and experiment across various techniques and styles.

Solo Exhibition
Gallery of Arts, Vlorë, Albania - 2017
Presented a solo show featuring my original paintings, exploring personal themes and artistic expression.

Collective Exhibition
Italian Consulate, Vlorë, Albania - March 2018
Participated in a group exhibition held at the Italian Consulate on the occasion of International Women’s Day (March 8)

Collective Exhibition – “Corruption in Focus”
European Center Organization, Tirana, Albania - 2020
Contributed to a thematic group exhibition addressing corruption and social justice.


Collective Exhibition – “Peqe”
Organized by Qëndresa Qytetare, Albania - 2021
Participated with the artwork “Peqe” in a collective exhibition focused on contemporary social themes.

Collective Exhibition
Yunus Emre Institute, Tirana, Albania - 2021
Exhibited works as part of a group show organized by the Yunus Emre Institute, highlighting cultural dialogue through art.