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Fatimie Ashyrova
Ireland
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Artwork details
- Medium : Pen on Canvas , Other rigid frame
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 24x20.1in
About this artwork
This acrylic artwork is a stunning interplay of cultural influences and intricate design. Against a serene white background, a pattern of dark blue, yellow, and maroon Islamic geometric shapes takes center stage, exuding elegance and precision. The design predominantly reflects Islamic ornamentation, characterized by its symmetrical and interlocking forms, while incorporating subtle influences from African tribal motifs and decorative elements reminiscent…
of Japanese kimono patterns.
Set on a pristine white canvas, the composition employs flat color blocks to emphasize clarity and balance, while a subtle 3D effect brings depth and dimension. The juxtaposition of vibrant colors and delicate patterns evokes a sense of movement and energy while maintaining a tranquil and meditative quality.
This piece is a harmonious celebration of cultural artistry, inviting viewers to explore the timeless beauty of Islamic geometry in dialogue with global decorative traditions.
Set on a pristine white canvas, the composition employs flat color blocks to emphasize clarity and balance, while a subtle 3D effect brings depth and dimension. The juxtaposition of vibrant colors and delicate patterns evokes a sense of movement and energy while maintaining a tranquil and meditative quality.
This piece is a harmonious celebration of cultural artistry, inviting viewers to explore the timeless beauty of Islamic geometry in dialogue with global decorative traditions.
Fatimie Ashyrova
Ireland
Fatimie Ashyrova is a self-taught artist with formal training in classical drawing and painting. Working in oil, acrylic, and mixed media, she combines realism, abstraction, and symbolism. Her style reflects decorative minimalism, inspired by Matisse, O’Keeffe, Hockney, and Thiebaud.
Currently, she is focused on a still life series in the spirit of the 1960s — sunlit scenes with vases, flowers, and fruit — as well as floral abstractions with layered textures and emotional depth.
After relocating to Ireland due to war, Fatimie restarted her artistic path from scratch and continues to grow her practice. Her work has been shown internationally, including at the Paolo de Britto Gallery in Germany.
She aims to expand into modernist and abstract directions, scale up her canvases, and participate in major art fairs and exhibitions.
Currently, she is focused on a still life series in the spirit of the 1960s — sunlit scenes with vases, flowers, and fruit — as well as floral abstractions with layered textures and emotional depth.
After relocating to Ireland due to war, Fatimie restarted her artistic path from scratch and continues to grow her practice. Her work has been shown internationally, including at the Paolo de Britto Gallery in Germany.
She aims to expand into modernist and abstract directions, scale up her canvases, and participate in major art fairs and exhibitions.
