Turkish Paintings

19th Century Views of the Bosphorus Oil on canvas, 75.5 x 105 cm Framed, 89 x 118 cm In the full nineteenth-century taste for travel and Orientalism, the two splendid views captu...

“Motion (19)” captures vibration and flow—the perpetual oscillation of energy through matter. Its rhythmic, wave-like forms seem to move even in stillness, translating invisible fre...

“A Fragment from Another Planet (5)” invites the viewer into an imagined landscape that feels both alien and strangely familiar. Abstract formations and layered organic textures sugg...

Les Ottomanes Printemps Haussman Paris Istanbul Exposition 1990. By Teresa Battesti maitre de conference. French Text. Great references for costumes and textiles of the Ottoman em...

“Mystic (3)” captures the sensation of an undefined metaphysical field—a presence that cannot be seen directly yet is deeply felt. Rather than relying on literal imagery, the artist ...

“Central Energy (16)” depicts an energetic pulse expanding from within—a metaphor for creation itself. Dense, saturated tones gather at the center, then diffuse outward in rhythmic ...

“Metamorphosis (7)” captures an ongoing state of transformation, as if the very structure of the image is in the process of shifting from one form to another. The composition suggest...

“Between Earth and Sky (10)” captures a suspended moment between material and immaterial realms. A hazy, dissolving surface suggests transition—neither fully grounded nor entirely e...

Turkish Miniature Paintings and Manuscripts from the Collection of Edwin Binney, Binney, Edwin (1973) Examples of the Turkish pictorial a...

“Layers of Time (22)” concludes the series with a meditation on temporality. The artist imagines time not as linear but interwoven, folding back upon itself in simultaneous presence...

“Realms (11)” visualizes ascension from ordinary awareness to heightened perception. Vertical motion within the abstract field suggests movement through layers of consciousness, whi...

“Emotional Traces of the Past (21)” visualizes memory as a living residue. Soft stains and pale shadows drift across the surface like recollections surfacing from beneath consciousn...

“Ritual (12)” intertwines decay and sanctity, portraying the coexistence of deterioration and sacred renewal. Faint stains and weakened areas on the surface become metaphors for fra...

“Cosmic Wheel (2)” expresses the perpetual motion and cyclical rhythm of the universe through a center-driven composition. Emerging from a calm, almost still core, circular bands and...

“Icon (4)” centers around a powerful circular motif that reads as both a sacred emblem and a concentrated field of energy. From this nucleus, forms and hues gently radiate outward, e...

“Decay (14)” transforms erosion into elegance. The artist abstracts natural weathering—the crumbling of surfaces, the fading of color—into a poetic composition that celebrates imper...

“Meditation (13)” is a visual invitation to mental stillness. Concentric rings radiate from a tranquil core, representing successive layers of thought dissolving toward silence. Th...

“Inner Path (15)” invites viewers to follow a spiral inward. Its composition centers around a gentle vortex, drawing attention from the outer edge toward stillness at the core. The...

“The Gateway to Multidimensionality (20)” suggests portals to unseen dimensions. Layered organic forms create depth that feels simultaneously spatial and psychological, inviting the...

“Balance (18)” embodies harmony through geometric fragmentation. Subtle angular shapes distribute weight evenly across the surface, while opposing tones meet in quiet equilibrium. ...

“Time (8)” is one of the most explicitly conceptual works in the series, referencing Albert Einstein’s Block Spacetime Theory, in which past, present, and future coexist simultaneous...

“The Heart of the Earth (17)” visualizes nature as a living organism pulsing with energy. Vein-like lines converge toward a central rhythm, echoing geological and biological structu...

“Universes (1)” is a meditative exploration of the multiverse concept, rendered entirely with plant-based dyes on cotton canvas. Each field of color reads as an independent, self-con...

“Return to the Roots (6)” is a poetic meditation on memory, origin, and inner grounding. Its composition, organized around concentric forms and an inward pull toward the center, sugg...

“Common Ground (9)” explores coexistence and unity through a field of subtly merging organic forms. Different tonal areas—derived from plant pigments—intertwine like ecosystems balan...

Le Palais de Topkapi, Topkapi Palace. Published 1993 by Aksit Kultur Turizm Sanat Ajans First Edition January 1993) Edition Language French. By the 16th cent...

A beautifully painted landscape scene with a Turkish Minaret . Oil on canvas in wood frame, unsigned. This painting has been re-lined and appears to have been reduced in size (pos...