Bianca Turner | Flowers For The Wounded Souls

Description

Bianca Turner. Born in Alba-Iulia, Romania.

The art I create is deeply inspired by nature, its vivid colors, and the societal issues surrounding me. I see art as “the definition of infinity”; my work explores the continuous transmutation of the evolving essence of life and nature. Visions and words turn into colors and textures to create new narratives in this dimension of infinity.
As an artist, I feel that it’s essential to bring awareness to the world regarding various problems that affect us as a whole; therefore, I focus on sending out a message to everyone about real issues that regular people have, trying to make each person think about what an individual’s impact in this life is.
I believe we all must leave a legacy behind us for future generations, and my job is to transpose this concept from my art to the public. The purpose is to make my fans and the ones who see my work understand that the Future, Hope, and Success of the next generations start with every one of us. We should not say “I hope” – we should always say “I am hope” – this is the foundation of my compositions.

Turner is a self-taught artist; she holds degrees in economics and biology. Her paintings hang in private and corporate international collections and at Haegeumgang Museum in South Korea. Her work has been featured in various art publications. She received the Woman Art Award from MUSA International Art Space in 2018 and 2020. In January 2020, she was awarded the Leonardo da Vinci International Prize – The Universal Artist, which she received in Florence, Italy.
In June 2021, Turner was part of the curatorial team organizing the HRH Archduchess Gabriela von Habsburg art exhibition in Romania. Turner was also one of the leading media sponsors of this European cultural event, along with Forbes magazines.
In January 2022, Turner became an IAVA-UNESCO artist. Turner is an Associated Professor at the University of West, Visual Arts Faculty in Timisoara, Romania. She is the author of “The Business of Art” – lectures and seminars.
Turner works from her home studio in Los Angeles. Her 2023 art projects include a solo exhibition at The Artists’ Gallery in Los Angeles, various group exhibitions and charity events in Europe, and a solo exhibition at the Sasse Museum of Art, Pomona, California.
In January 2023, Turner was nominated as one of the “Top 30 Women Leaders To Look Out For in 2023” by The NYC Journal.