Zeynep Nazan Ergincan – Painter and Ceramic Artist

“Creativity is my priority”
Zeynep Nazan Ergincan

Zeynep Nazan Ergincan is a Turkish-Canadian artist from Ottawa. She holds an Art Diploma Degree from Ottawa School of Art and works from her studio in the Chapman Mills area of Ottawa.

Zeynep told us fascinating stories about of her art life and her ceramic tiles creations.

Video courtesy of Hulya Günay, Producer of Turkish Vision.

Art Portfolio

Zeynep is a prolific artist. Her first paintings were oil based portraits. Then she worked with watercolour, acrylics and mixed media. Her style also evolved from representational art to abstract art. She works with realistic objects, but presents them from a surrealist perspective.

“I have always painted the images engraved in my memories since my childhood.” Zeynep said. Recently, she added ceramics to her art portfolio. She started with traditional pots and plates, and evolved towards tile making and wall murals.

Red Flowers, Ceramic Tile on Wood Panel 8×12

Rainy Day, Acrylics on Canvas _18x24

City, Acrylics on Canvas, 16×20

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Tea Time at Garden, Acrylics on Canvas, 18×24

“Colour and texture characterize my artwork. I use complementary colours and colour shades. The earth tones, oranges, and blues are usually more dominant because I feel that they harmonize better with my abstract subjects.”

Because of her origins, Zeynep tends to use objects from the Anatolian decorational tradition. That is why objects such as tulips, birds and fish are dominant in her works. “I create abstract compositions by combining modern art philosophy with thousand year old figures.” she explained.