Feraye Doğan

The artist’s creative practice arises from the intersection of her inner world and the external environment. Memories, female figures, and landscapes are prominent in her paintings. In her view, women symbolize creativity and inner strength, while nature represents peace and renewal. Her works intertwine memories, dreamlike imagery, and observations of the natural world. In her artistic process, the artist reflects personal memories, her emotional bond with nature, and dreamlike visions within her compositions. The recurring motif of lambs refers to childhood memories and the concept of innocence, while dream themes aim to establish an intuitive connection between the viewer and the imagery of the subconscious. Through her paintings, the artist seeks to invite the viewer into a space of inner peace. For her, art is not merely a personal expression but a means of emotional communication. Colors, textures, and compositions serve as tools to make this internal and shared experience visible.