Harita Asumani / Originals

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My Fire Holds Me Up, acrylic on canvas painting by Harita Asumani, 100 × 150 cm, 2026

Acrylic on canvas · 2026 · 100 × 150 cm

Back to France (2022) by Harita Asumani, a playful, erotic self-portrait incorporating parts of her partner's body in intertwined pink and brown forms.

Acrylic on canvas · 2022 · 130 × 100 cm

In Hugs We Trust (2024) by Harita Asumani, a figurative painting of two closely embracing figures in warm pink and brown tones.

Acrylic on canvas · 2024 · 100 × 130 cm

Girls Love Hugs (2024) by Harita Asumani, a figurative painting of two nude figures seated closely together in warm brown, pink and coral tones.

Acrylic on canvas · 2024 · 100 × 130 cm

I Stay True to the Fire (2026) by Harita Asumani, a figurative painting of three nude female figures surrounded by yellow and orange flames.

Acrylic on canvas · 2026 · 130 × 150 cm

Made of Fire (2026) by Harita Asumani, a figurative painting showing a woman's profile surrounded by flowing red, magenta, orange and warm yellow forms.

Acrylic on canvas · 2026 · 40 × 45 cm

She Has a Big Ship in Her Eyes by Harita Asumani, showing a woman with dark wavy hair, overlapping hands and a paper boat.

Acrylic on canvas · 2026 · 50 × 60 cm

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Artist and practice

Working from the first person

I am a Bulgarian visual artist whose practice centres on painting and self-portraiture.

For years, I have used my own figure as a way of exploring the things that interest me, from intimacy and vulnerability to desire, freedom and the contradictions we experience in our relationships with ourselves and others.

Sometimes the figure is recognisably me. At other times, the resemblance becomes less important. What interests me is how something that begins with my own experience can move beyond it and become familiar to someone else.

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Harita Asumani, Bulgarian visual artist