Kama Zakirova

Joined Artfinder: May 2023

Artworks for sale: 5

United Kingdom

About Kama Zakirova

 
 
  • Biography
    I am a figurative and abstract artist with a background in design living in Bristol.

    My chosen mediums are watercolour, acrylic and ocassionally oil. Painting / drawing people and creating abstract shapes are two things I enjoy the most, and I like combining abstract art with representational elements. I complete some paintings in a few days but I feel others need to sit before I can return to them.

    Intuition is part of my process and through art I explore connections between people, presence and absence, memories, conscious and unconscious.
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    Event: Moods

    Dates: 2 Oct 2023 - 25 Nov 2023

    Venue: Tobacco Factory Cafe, Bristol

    MOODS is an exhibition of paintings created as an emotional response to memories, events and places by a local artist Kama Zakirova.
    Inspired by moods and feelings each piece usually starts with a photo or a mental image which is then translated into a painting. Some of the works shown took weeks to finish and some were painted spontaneously.
    Like emotions each painting is different, whether in its intensity, feel, colour, medium, texture or size and conveys a different atmosphere.

    Event: Reflections, Curating Art and Wellbeing

    Dates: 27 Jan 2023 - 27 Jan 2024

    Venue: King Edward VII Hospital Medical Centre, 5-10 Beaumont St, London W1G 6AA

    Second Exhibition at the King Edward VII's Hospital Medical Centre through Zimmer Stewart Gallery, where selected paintings are being displayed for a year.

    Event: "imagined: watercolour meets pen"

    Dates: 7 Sep 2020 - 19 Sep 2020

    Venue: Cass Art Bristol, 43-45 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NL

    My solo exhibition at Cass Art Bristol, 2020

    Event: Openwalls: series 2

    Dates: 9 Dec 2019 - 4 Jan 2020

    Venue: Cass Art Bristol, 43-45 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NL

    Annual group exhibition at Cass Art's Art Space

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Like me on Facebook

Follow me on Instagram

Visit my website

There are no upcoming events

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Previous events

Event: Moods

Dates: 2 Oct 2023 - 25 Nov 2023

Venue: Tobacco Factory Cafe, Bristol

MOODS is an exhibition of paintings created as an emotional response to memories, events and places by a local artist Kama Zakirova.
Inspired by moods and feelings each piece usually starts with a photo or a mental image which is then translated into a painting. Some of the works shown took weeks to finish and some were painted spontaneously.
Like emotions each painting is different, whether in its intensity, feel, colour, medium, texture or size and conveys a different atmosphere.

Event: Reflections, Curating Art and Wellbeing

Dates: 27 Jan 2023 - 27 Jan 2024

Venue: King Edward VII Hospital Medical Centre, 5-10 Beaumont St, London W1G 6AA

Second Exhibition at the King Edward VII's Hospital Medical Centre through Zimmer Stewart Gallery, where selected paintings are being displayed for a year.

Event: "imagined: watercolour meets pen"

Dates: 7 Sep 2020 - 19 Sep 2020

Venue: Cass Art Bristol, 43-45 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NL

My solo exhibition at Cass Art Bristol, 2020

Event: Openwalls: series 2

Dates: 9 Dec 2019 - 4 Jan 2020

Venue: Cass Art Bristol, 43-45 Park St, Bristol BS1 5NL

Annual group exhibition at Cass Art's Art Space

 

Biography

I am a figurative and abstract artist with a background in design living in Bristol.

My chosen mediums are watercolour, acrylic and ocassionally oil. Painting / drawing people and creating abstract shapes are two things I enjoy the most, and I like combining abstract art with representational elements. I complete some paintings in a few days but I feel others need to sit before I can return to them.

Intuition is part of my process and through art I explore connections between people, presence and absence, memories, conscious and unconscious.
 
 
 

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