Yasemin Aydın Art

Yasemin Aydın Art Abstract Artist
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05/08/2026

From the first layer of texture to the final painting… this is how one of my artworks comes to life. 🤍✨

Last time, many of you asked to see the finished painting… so here it is.🙂

This time, the full process — from the very first layer to the final piece. Hope you enjoy it.✨

10/07/2026

‘The Gate of Soul’ | 100x180

If this piece touches your soul as well, don’t hesitate to reach out to me. Perhaps this door will start telling a new story in your home.🧡

06/07/2026

From the first layer of texture to the final painting… this is how one of my artworks comes to life. 🤍✨

Last time, many of you asked to see the finished painting… so here it is.🙂

This time, the full process — from the very first layer to the final piece. Hope you enjoy it.✨

24/06/2026

‘Silent Tornado’ | 80x120 cm
Sharing some close-up details from this piece. There’s a calm yet strong energy in it—and I truly enjoyed working on the textures.
This artwork is currently available.💙

21/06/2026

40,000!🎉🤍
Today marks the second year of my art journey, and when I look back, I realize that the most valuable part of it has never been the numbers.
Over the past two years, I’ve connected with people from all around the world. I’ve read your stories, your messages, and your experiences. Some of you told me that my work inspired you to start creating. Others said it encouraged you to return to art after a long break.
I’ve even received messages from people going through difficult health challenges who told me that simply watching me paint brought them comfort and joy.
That’s when I realized that this was never just about painting.
The fact that something created in a small studio can reach someone on the other side of the world, inspire them, encourage them, or simply make their day a little better is something I will never take for granted.
To me, that is the real value of art.
Art is a positive kind of contagion.
It moves quietly from one person to another, carrying inspiration, comfort, curiosity, and connection.
Thank you for being part of this journey. 🤍✨

‘Still Alive’ | 📐60x80 cmTime changes certain things.The surface can become harder, more controlled, more closed over ti...
31/05/2026

‘Still Alive’ | 📐60x80 cm

Time changes certain things.
The surface can become harder, more controlled, more closed over time. But that does not mean the softness at its core disappears completely. Some parts do not vanish; they simply become more carefully protected, learning not to reveal themselves to everyone. Perhaps the reason a part can remain alive at all is exactly this: not showing it to everyone, but keeping it for those who are truly able to see it.

The dense layers and rough textures in this piece carry that feeling as well. Yet the greens and lighter tones still emerging through the surface suggest that something within has never completely disappeared. Beneath the structure that first appears more distant, there is still a softer presence that has managed to stay alive.

‘Still Alive’ speaks exactly of that; the part that time may change, but can never fully erase.

28/05/2026

In this video, I’m sharing a short part of the painting process behind my new artwork.🎨
What began with texture gradually came together through layers of color and final details. You can see the finished piece at the end of the video.💚🤎

18/05/2026

Some weeks are really intense…
But no matter how busy life gets, art is always the place where I find myself again. Sometimes, even just 15 minutes of touching the materials and creating a small texture is enough to calm my mind.
That’s exactly the kind of moment this video came from.
I haven’t started painting yet — I only created a new surface and texture. But sometimes, even shaping that texture alone is enough to slow my mind down and keep me present in the moment.🎨
I feel very lucky to have found the thing that helps me the most. And I’m even happier to be fighting to carry this thing that heals me into a professional path.🤍

‘What Remains’ | 📐50x70 cm Society often expects us to suppress, ignore, or completely eliminate our darker side, as if ...
03/05/2026

‘What Remains’ | 📐50x70 cm

Society often expects us to suppress, ignore, or completely eliminate our darker side, as if it should never exist. Yet this part is one of the most primal, raw, and real aspects of being human, and the more it is denied, the deeper it retreats. Over time, one begins to realize that these two sides are not meant to be in conflict, but can exist within the same flow. Instead of suppressing, hiding, or waiting for one side to disappear entirely, allowing them to coexist becomes the truest form of balance.
For this reason, what is dark is not merely a burden to conceal, but a potential that gains value through transformation. The touches of gold serve as a reminder of this: what is suppressed can evolve into something luminous once it is acknowledged.
What Remains carries the moment in which one can remain with everything they hold within—not what has been pushed away, but what no longer needs to be hidden.✨

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