Aqua Diva
Ink on Paper
18x12in
$800
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Mehmet Uskul
United States
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Ink on Paper
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 22x15in
About this artwork
Mehmet Uskul explores time, adaptation, and belonging in his paintings. The crane symbolizes people who are always watching with curious eyes.
Mehmet Uskul
United States
Credentials
- Works on commission
Mehmet Uskul harnesses the fluidity of oils on canvas, stemming from a profound Turkish art education and the life shift to Washington, DC. His cubist-inspired style fractures the familiar, realigning forms to explore time, adaptation, and belonging, with each plane of color and structure narrating distinct yet convergent moments. His works resonate with the nostalgia of displacement, the struggle for integration, and the universal quest for home.
Mehmet Uskul
Crane
$1,100
