Two Pirates
- 120 cm x 80 cm x 3 cm
Muzaffer Demirhan Keskin
İstanbul
Foaming waves rise in a starless night, in a moment when even the wind falls silent..
This scene symbolizes how life can become turbulent without any external trigger.
Two ships or two individuals, may seem adrift in uncertainty, yet each moves forward through their own darkness. At times allies, at times potential rivals...
This painting is a portrait of struggle; it not only evokes emotion but also gives it form.
Rising from abstraction, this scene silently cries out a life story born from mental depth.
Details
- Height 120 cm
- Width 80 cm
- Depth 3 cm
- Mediums Canvas
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İstanbul,
Türkiye
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Türkiye
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About the Artist
Born in 1983 in Bursa, KESKIN studied at the Faculty of Business Administration at Uludağ University.
He began his professional career in 2005 at advertising agencies in Istanbul, specializing in creative thinking, strategic planning, and user experience. With extensive experience in managing the entire lifecycle of digital products from concept to launch KESKIN gradually transferred this analytical and transformative perspective into his artistic endeavors.
His artistic journey started with black and white photography. His fascination with light, shadow, and negative space eventually evolved into painting.
In his works, where abstract expressionism meets geometric structures, he explores the individual’s inner world, mental flows, and emotional intensity through layered compositions.
His experience in entrepreneurship and the tech world has cultivated a discipline of constructing striking structures and building meaning in his art. Just as he combines strategic goals with user experience in the digital world, he reshapes the human mind on canvas with an aesthetic intuition.
His works stand out as cognitive maps of inner conflicts within mental processes.
In addition to his abstract paintings, he is currently working on a new exhibition project composed of black & white photographs.
Each piece he creates not only offers a visual experience but also opens wide the doors to an intellectual journey, an inner inquiry, and a silent dialogue with the viewer.
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