A Versatile Artist with Diverse Styles and Subjects
Step into the world of Katy Kianush, an artist whose work spans multiple styles and mediums. From pen and ink to watercolours and acrylics, her art covers a wide range of techniques and subjects. Katy’s portfolio includes intricate Persian, Japanese, and Chinese Miniatures, as well as Portraits, Landscapes, Wildlife, Symbolism and the World of Ballet.
Her approach combines various cultural influences with her unique perspective, creating pieces that are both diverse and distinctive. Each artwork offers a new exploration of style and subject, reflecting her adaptability and depth as an artist.
Join us and discover the breadth of Katy Kianush’s creativity, where every piece presents a fresh narrative.
BIOGRAPHY
Katy Kianush, born in Iran and residing in the UK since 1976, is an award winning artist whose work connects continents, cultures, and a wide spectrum of artistic styles. Her art is shaped by her diverse background and the varied experiences that have marked her creative path.
Katy’s portfolio spans a broad range of subjects, from the intricate details of Persian, Japanese, and Chinese miniatures to portraits and figure paintings that reflect local and ethnic identities. Her portraits stand out for their ability to convey the emotions and inner lives of her subjects, inviting viewers to connect on a deeper level. Her landscapes, inspired by Eastern and local scenery, capture the beauty and essence of these places, while her affectionate depictions of animals showcase her ability to portray both the human and natural worlds with equal sensitivity.
Known for her meticulous attention to detail, Katy’s work has found a home in numerous private collections worldwide, admired for its ability to tell stories and evoke emotion.
In addition to her visual art, Katy expresses her thoughts and reflections through poetry and articles on art, further enriching her creative practice and offering insight into her artistic vision.
IN THE PRESS
“…I don’t think I have ever seen an artist quite like this one, because she has such different styles and different subjects. I think the thing that runs through it is that she is a very precise illustrator, but apart from that there is something here for everyone….”
Julia Holbury
Head of Cultural Services, Swindon Borough Council
