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BIOGRAPHY

Madam P was born in 1975 in Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark. Her relationship with art began at an early age, and in 2001, she transitioned into a professional artistic practice, shaping the trajectory of her career. In her work, the artist blends various modernist and postmodernist movements such as Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, and Constructivism with a distinctive style, developing a unique aesthetic language through an interdisciplinary approach.
While Madam P’s works often include references to traditional art history, they primarily focus on the artist’s own intellectual and emotional journeys. For her, art is not merely a domain of visual production but also a means of intellectual expression. In her series-based works, she aims to create a unique aesthetic and conceptual impact on the viewer.
One of the most striking elements in her artworks is the use of color. However, this goes beyond a superficial formal choice—it becomes the bearer of the conceptual foundation the artist seeks to convey in each composition. Her broad color palette is not only used for its visual variety but is functionally transformed to deepen the layers of meaning within each piece.
Madam P’s artistic production contributes to the multi-layered structure of contemporary art, encourages critical thinking, and strives to establish a dialogue with the viewer. Her works possess qualities that stimulate not only aesthetically but also intellectually and emotionally.
Her artworks have been exhibited across various geographies around the world, particularly in Europe, and are part of many significant public and private collections.

CV

Permanent Collections:

2024 – Bodrum Municipality, Türkiye

2020 – X Jet – Private Jet Airport, Stansted, United Kingdom

2018 – İlhan Koman Museum of Art, Türkiye

2018 – Ziraat Bank Art Collection, Türkiye

2015 – Danish Parliament, Denmark

 

Solo Exhibitions (Selected):

2024 – Thousands of Colors in the Darkness / Bodrum, Türkiye

2023 – Academico / Güzelbahçe, İzmir, Türkiye

2021 – Bravo Art Group / Shenzhen, China

2019 – XJet Lumleys Fine Art / Stansted Airport, London, United Kingdom

2018 – Ziraat Bank Art Gallery / Taksim, Istanbul, Türkiye

2018 – Izmir Museum of Painting and Sculpture / Izmir, Türkiye

2017 – Cemal Reşit Rey Concert Hall / Harbiye, Istanbul, Türkiye

2015 – Izmir Chamber of Commerce Art Gallery / Izmir, Türkiye

2015 – Gallery Søgaard / Stenløse, Copenhagen, Denmark

2015 – Islands Brygge Culture House / Copenhagen, Denmark

2015 – Turkish Grand National Assembly Mustafa Necati Culture House / Ankara, Türkiye

STATEMENT

In my practice, I bring together the seemingly distant worlds of Abstract Expressionism, Pop Art, and Constructivism, merging them through a visual language that is uniquely my own. While references to art history may occasionally surface in my work, I see myself not as someone who replicates the past, but as an artist who speaks with her own voice, shaped by lived experience, memory, and emotion.
For me, art is first and foremost a means of expression, a way to trace thoughts that resist linear narration, to make visible what is felt more than said. I work in series, allowing each body of work to explore a distinct emotional or conceptual terrain. My aim is not to offer answers, but to evoke, to create a resonance, a certain impact, in the viewer that feels both intimate and unexpected.
Color is often the first thing one notices in my work. I embrace a bold and dynamic palette, not for spectacle, but as a deliberate tool. Each hue I select carries weight, it is chosen for its ability to embody an idea, a tension, a memory. My forms emerge through the process of translating these inner states into visual structures.
Over the years, my works have found homes in collections and exhibitions across different corners of the world. Yet what moves me most is not reach, but depth: the ability of a single piece to connect with someone across time, culture, or language. That, to me, is where art reveals its true power.

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