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AYLAL HEYDAROVA

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FOTINI PAPPA

FOTINI PAPPA

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Born and raised in Azerbaijan, I have been strongly influenced by my cultural roots. However, I also have a global vision of the world that is guided by my sensitivity towards nature, culture, and human values.

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In my art, I aim to deliver an abstract conceptualisation of reality that connects people through the colours, techniques, and emotions that I convey in my work. I am constantly striving to reinvent my artistic approach so that established laws are challenged and given new meaning and perspective.

While I have explored various painting techniques and experimented with different mediums throughout my artistic journey, I have recently discovered a love for pointillism. The process of meticulously dotting the canvas to create a larger image has become my favourite form of artistic expression. The precision and patience required for this style bring a sense of calm and focus to my work, and I find myself constantly drawn to the challenge of creating depth and texture through small dots of colour.

My creative process typically involves a lot of planning and preparation before I begin a new project. I spend time researching and brainstorming ideas, and I often create sketches or mock-ups to help me visualise.

The painting “Once Upon a Time” was created using the pointillism technique. Through the varied brush strokes that populate the composition, I aimed to convey a particular mood or emotion.

Inspired by the storytelling and virtuosity of Gothic stained glass, I sought to create a sense of movement and fluidity within the piece. Van Gogh’s use of vibrant colours and bold brushwork has also been a major influence on my work, particularly in terms of creating depth and texture.

Furthermore, my art is an expression of the intimate connection between my faith and my work. Against a backdrop of an intense Van Gogh-like blue starry sky, the naked tree branches suggest a winter scene. This is symbolic of the ebb and flow of life, the cycle of growth and decay, and the transformation that comes with change.

Through my art, I aim to share these universal truths and connect with others on a deeper level. If you’re interested in seeing more of my work or learning more about my creative process, you can visit my website.

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