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Layla Khani (aka Laylart)

Layla Khani (aka Laylart)

Joined Artfinder: May 2021

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About Layla Khani (aka Laylart)

Biography

Hello everyone, here is a little introduction to me and my artistic endeavours. I really hope when you look at my work my passion for fine arts especially for printmaking (reduction linocut printing) transcends the geographical distance and we could connect through the noble medium of art. My aspirations come from the world around me. The Malvern Hills and its beautiful landscape, my little son and my feelings towards the events in both my life and our world.

I carve stories of my own on linoleum, based on my experience both as a mother and a woman in an ever changing world that at times feels like a constant war between chaos and bliss. Sometimes when we take a walk with my son through beautiful Malvern we look the world in terms of colours. We decide what colour is best suited for certain moments of our leisurely stroll and at the end we decide which colour can be named the main colour of that day. This can be clearly seen in my works, they are multicoloured, multi dimensional landscapes within landscapes with every piece belonging to a certain moment that had an impact on me. They are impressions of my emotions clothed in many colours and characters that although they might feel separated they are all parts of one big story.

I graduated from the University of Worcester with BA in Art and Design and later on I got my MA from the Birmingham City University (BIAD) in Visual Communications. Throughout my years at university I developed a keen interest in reduction linocut printing and in the past few years, it has become the main outlet for my creativity.


Biography

Hello everyone, here is a little introduction to me and my artistic endeavours. I really hope when you look at my work my passion for fine arts especially for printmaking (reduction linocut printing) transcends the geographical distance and we could connect through the noble medium of art. My aspirations come from the world around me. The Malvern Hills and its beautiful landscape, my little son and my feelings towards the events in both my life and our world.

I carve stories of my own on linoleum, based on my experience both as a mother and a woman in an ever changing world that at times feels like a constant war between chaos and bliss. Sometimes when we take a walk with my son through beautiful Malvern we look the world in terms of colours. We decide what colour is best suited for certain moments of our leisurely stroll and at the end we decide which colour can be named the main colour of that day. This can be clearly seen in my works, they are multicoloured, multi dimensional landscapes within landscapes with every piece belonging to a certain moment that had an impact on me. They are impressions of my emotions clothed in many colours and characters that although they might feel separated they are all parts of one big story.

I graduated from the University of Worcester with BA in Art and Design and later on I got my MA from the Birmingham City University (BIAD) in Visual Communications. Throughout my years at university I developed a keen interest in reduction linocut printing and in the past few years, it has become the main outlet for my creativity.


Education

2008 - 2013

Birmingham Institute of Art & Design (BIAD at Birmingham City University)

2004 - 2007

University of Worcester

2008 - 2013

Birmingham Institute of Art & Design (BIAD at Birmingham City University)

2004 - 2007

University of Worcester

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