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Kevser Ugurlu is Tokyo /Sydney-based artist with her artistic journey rooted in her upbringing in Turkey.  

From an early age, she was drawn to the world of art, exploring the fundamental principles through sketching

human figures and experimenting with watercolour and various mediums during her education in her hometown.

Although she initially pursued a different career path in Tokyo, where her skills in design, creating logos, posters,

and illustrations for books, Kevser eventually circled back to her true passion after a hiatus of many years in Japan,

and Australia, she returned to her first love- painting and drawing. 

Facilitator of various watercolour workshops in groups and private classes.

 

​Body of work is created in a semi-abstract and distinctive style, using watercolour, gouache, and ink on paper. It explores playful colours, fluid forms, and diverse expressions. The compositions often feature rhythmic movement, layered textures, and intricate details, striking a delicate balance between the figurative and the abstract. Together, these elements evoke a sense of both chaos and transcendence, reflecting the emotional depth and complexity within each story.

Exhibitions and Awards:

Community artist for enviro graphics art in health project for Liverpool Health and Academic Precinct 2024 / Sydney

“Fifty Squared Art Prize” finalist, Brunswick Street Gallery 2024 / Melbourne

Waverley Woollahra Art School 9×5 Landscape Prize Finalist  2024 / Sydney

Winner of the "LAS Art Prize" in Watercolour Category at Casula Powerhouse Art Centre 2022 / Sydney

Waverley Woollahra Art School 9×5 Landscape Prize Finalist  2022 / Sydney

Gallipoli Art Prize Finalist 2022  / Sydney

Smart Bin Public Art Project with Blacktown City Council 2021 / Sydney

Group Exhibition 2021 / The Leo Kelly Blacktown Art Centre / Sydney

Collective Exhibition 2021 / Bulgaria

Group Show 2021 / Turkey

Group Exhibition 2021 / Turkey

Duo Exhibition 2003 / Setagaya Art Museum / Japan

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© 2024 by Kevser Ugurlu. Online Art. Watercolour Paintings.

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