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| Features | |
| Illumination | Fatma Özçay |
| Paper | Photo Rag® Metallic 340 gsm |
| Quantity | 90 / 100 |
| Framed Size | 59 x 59 cm |
| Print Size | 45 x 45 cm |
This unique Blue Dream illumination piece is produced in a limited edition, with each print personally inspected by the artist before being presented to you, our esteemed art lovers. Being a limited edition ensures that this work is not merely an art print, but a collector’s piece and a special memento for you. Art is not only what is perceived by the eye, but an experience where the heart accompanies the vision. We hope that by acquiring this piece, you take a new step in your own artistic journey.
The circular form symbolizes the world, while the black areas within represent the night. The exterior of the circle signifies outer space, and all the flowers represent sweet dreams. The small, floating motifs around the circle depict our souls—drifting through the sky like butterflies and leaves during sleep.
Artist’s Note: "My 'Blue Dream' is the hope that one day, the sun will rise over all the oppressed people throughout the world. With the hope that that day is very near...
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Each of these limited-edition 'Blue Dream' (Mavi Rüya) artworks by illuminator Fatma Özçay is certified and hand-signed by the artist. This illumination print comes with a certificate that guarantees its authenticity, quality, and other key details. The certificate documents the production process and limited availability of the artwork, enhancing its collectible value.
While any signed certificate offers a degree of authenticity, certificates can still be easily forged or copied. To add an extra layer of security and make replication impossible, we offer official Hahnemühle Certificates of Authenticity featuring a hologram system.
The youngest member of the Özçay family, she was born in 1970 in the town of Gerede, Bolu province. In 1986, she moved to İstanbul together with her family. In 1987, she was encouraged by her brothers to enroll in illumination classes at the Kubbealtı Culture and Art Foundation, where she became the student of Prof. Fatma Çiçek Derman. She advanced rapidly thanks to her native abilities as well as her brother Mehmed Özçay’s close attention and dedicated support.