Mustafa Horasan (1965) Untitled Acrylic and mixed media on canvas 250 × 200 cm This monumental work by Mustafa Horasan exemplifies the artist’s distinctive blend of surreal figuration, expressive color, and psychological depth. At 250 × 200 cm, the painting commands the space with its dynamic composition and layered visual narrative. Horasan’s characteristic fusion of dreamlike imagery and bold painterly gestures gives the piece both intensity and sensitivity, inviting the viewer into a world where reality and imagination merge. Mustafa Horasan (born 1965, Turkey) is a prominent contemporary Turkish painter known for his richly imaginative, often surreal visual language. His work combines figuration with abstraction, drawing on psychological themes, subconscious imagery, and cultural symbolism. Horasan’s paintings are recognized for their vivid color palettes, layered textures, and enigmatic characters—elements that create a sense of both tension and poetic mystery. Horasan studied at the Mimar Sinan University of Fine Arts and emerged in the 1980s as part of a new wave of Turkish artists pushing the boundaries of figurative painting. His works have been exhibited widely in Turkey and internationally, and are represented in numerous private collections and institutions. Horasan continues to be celebrated for his distinctive approach that blurs the line between the real and the fantastical.