Nil San - What I Kept to Myself

Oil on canvas 18x24x2 cm



Born in Turkey in 1994, the artist approaches the human face as a site of memory. Through fragmented and reconstructed figurative compositions, their expressionist practice explores themes of identity, fragility, and inner tension. Layered paint surfaces and geometric divisions shape portraits that reveal the conflict between inner reality and the external world.

In these works, distortion is not merely an aesthetic choice but a method of reaching the raw core of emotion. Through bold color fields and a structured compositional framework, the surface becomes both psychological and architectural. Based in Turkey, the artist continues to create works that seek a direct and intimate dialogue with the viewer through the timeless language of the figure.











*Nille was born in 1994 in Turkey. After graduating from a design department, she initially pursued a career in this field. However, she soon followed her true passion for painting and decided to devote herself to this art form. Specializing in expressionist oil paintings and mixed techniques, Nille creates works that vividly express her emotions and inner world through bold colors and rich textures. Her art invites viewers to embark on profound emotional and contemplative journeys.

Nille has participated in various group exhibitions, where her works have received acclaim from art enthusiasts. These exhibitions have allowed her to connect with other artists and broaden her artistic perspective. Her artworks delve into themes of emotional depth and inner exploration, aiming to capture the diverse facets of life and the complexities of the human soul.

Looking ahead, Nille aspires to further develop her artistic skills and discover new avenues of expression. She dreams of holding solo exhibitions around the world, sharing her art with a wider audience and forging deep connections with viewers.