MAAT (2016) Painting by Elen Ture

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  • Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Painting, Oil on Canvas
  • Dimensions Height 11.8in, Width 11.8in
  • Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
  • Framing This artwork is not framed
  • Categories Surrealism
Decor format carré. Mouluration de la déesse Maat sur fond de marbre sarrancolin. About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles Oil Paint[...]
Decor format carré.
Mouluration de la déesse Maat sur fond de marbre sarrancolin.

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MaatMoulurationMarbreEgypte

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Born in Paris on December 11, 1977, Elen Ture is a self-taught painter from Anatolia and committed to the environment and the animal world. Very young, she is passionate about painting, then perfects[...]

Born in Paris on December 11, 1977, Elen Ture is a self-taught painter from Anatolia and committed to the environment and the animal world.


Very young, she is passionate about painting, then perfects her technique and her artistic style through books. Graduated from the Atelier des peintres en décors in Montmartre, she practises from 2012 are art as a craftsman. Exhibitions follow one another from Istanbul to Antalya, Blois and Paris.


The art of this artist evolves and modernizes from canvas to canvas. Taking off in trompe-l'oeil decorations, tinged with finesse and perspectives. Her art asserts itself little by little in a surrealist and stellar universe to then take off in a more engaged register mixing at the same time contemplation, travels but also philosophical reflections and current events.


In 2021, she created her brand "Elem' Arts" Art & Environment. A collection of t-shirts inspired by her creations.


Her works are available in video on the site and youtube.

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