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Enver Gürsev is a professional artist, working primarily as a painter and sculptor.

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With a fascination for ghost towns, borders, no man’s land and their peripheries. Enver's artwork explores memories, both personal and assumed, along with the effect of dismantlement and displacement of culture.

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Landscape painting is a prominent feature in Enver's catalogue, though he often straddles various art styles. He transitions fluidly between representational and abstract forms and from two dimensions to three.

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Born in London, 1968 to Cypriot parents, he has a long, diverse and broad experience working within the arts. As a fledgling artist he was mentored for several years by the late Sir Eduardo Paolozzi, after which he went on to graduate from Camberwell College of Arts. He recently completed a major commission for BP Shipping, for which he created a number of artworks commemorating the company's centenary.

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Enver is an associate lecturer at UAL's Chelsea College of Arts and CSM. He is a visiting lecturer at UCL and LCC.

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Past shows include:

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