Tulips of Istanbul 1718 is a tribute to a city experienced through color rather than geography.

This original artwork captures a fleeting moment of spring in Istanbul — when the city briefly softens and thousands of tulips transform public spaces into fields of unexpected color. Rather than depicting landmarks, the piece reflects a sensory memory: light, movement, and the emotional rhythm of the city as it changes with the season.

Digitally printed using acrylic back-print technology on high-quality plexiglass, the artwork achieves exceptional depth, clarity, and color intensity. The translucent surface allows light to interact with the image, enhancing saturation and giving the piece a luminous, almost floating presence on the wall.

Plexiglass is intentionally chosen over traditional glass. It is stronger, shatter-resistant, lighter, and more durable, making it safer to install and better suited for long-term display. Beyond practicality, plexiglass amplifies color in a way glass cannot — giving this work its distinctive visual energy.

Designed for modern interiors, studios, offices, and gallery-like spaces, Tulips of Istanbul 1718 brings color not as decoration, but as atmosphere.

A city remembered through color.

Available in three sizes: Large (25 x 16.5 inches / 64 x 42 cm), Medium (16,5 x 11 inches / 42 x 28 cm), and Small (12 x 8 inches / 30 x 20 cm).