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Paintings by
Kamila Batavia
Each painting by Kamila Batavia is a window into her inner realm; a place shaped by longing, memory, and the silence between moments. Using striking palettes and personal symbolism, she captures emotions that often escape words. Her skies, her shadows, her self-portraits, all reflect a world both imagined and deeply lived.
These are echoes of a soul remembering, dreaming, enduring, rather than just paintings.
Let the canvas speak where language ends.
 Sunset at Speicherstadt (2021)An ode to the twilight majesty of Hamburg’s historic canal district. With brushstrokes of molten gold and shadowed stillness, this work captures the solemn grandeur of architecture meeting atmosphere. Kamila Batavia's intention is to create an armageddon-like skies to capture her inner emotion. |  Summoning Storm at Veddel-Ballinstadt (2021)Fields of wild poppies bloom under a brooding sky in this piece inspired by transience. A landscape caught between light and storm, echoing the bittersweet tone of Kamila Batavia's personal transformation. |  The Empress (Self-Portrait 2024 & Merch)A visual manifestation of Kamila’s mythical persona; regal, contemplative, and deeply celestial. This tarot-style portrait honors feminine power and quiet command, surrounded by the universe she calls her own. |  D'Masiv Live in Hamburg (Merch for D'Masiv - 2023)Commissioned to mark a milestone concert, this work weaves together the spirit of D’Masiv with the soul of Hamburg, where clouds carry sound and memory in a surreal symphony. |  Kamila and The Witchy Cat (Self-Portrait 2024 & Merch)A whimsical seasonal tribute to inner magic. With autumn leaves and moonlit mystique, this piece blends folklore and fashion, playfulness and poise. |  Sang Penari a.k.a. The Dancer (Self-Portrait 2021)A tribute to Indonesian movement and myth. Mid-gesture, the dancer rises from the water; poised between grace and mystery, strength and softness. |
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 Forest Fairy (Self-Portrait 2021)Evoking the air of ancient tales, this portrait illustrates Kamila as a woodland spirit at dusk. Radiant and still, she becomes part of the pastoral hush, both vulnerable and enduring. |  Self Portrait (2021)Rendered in soft realism, this portrait captures the artist not only in likeness but in presence. Elegant, composed, and introspective. This is Kamila as she sees herself beyond the lens. |  Portrait of Andy Abdullah (2021)A commissioned digital painting in timeless tones. The subject is presented with cinematic nuance, honoring identity, character, and emotional dimension. |  A Cup of Matcha (2021)A meditative still life in minimalist lines. Through muted color and intimacy of scale, Kamila elevates a quiet ritual into a personal moment of warmth and reflection. |  Dancing With You (2021)A celebration of intimacy in motion—this piece captures the fleeting joy of shared rhythm between two souls. Rendered in expressive line work and vibrant gestures, it’s about allowing yourself to be held, even just for one dance |  Without You (2021)The absence of presence. “Without You” is a portrait of quiet mourning, where color and transparency mirror the lingering echoes of people who once held space in our lives. A visual poem of solitude and memory. |
 Spaziergang im Herbst (2021)This painting strolls through the crisp air of autumn in Germany, where colors warm as the wind cools. A homage to shared silences, layers of coats, and the subtle romance of walking side by side with someone who gets it. |  Missing You (2021)Drawn in the language of longing, this piece reflects the ache of missing someone whose shape you still remember but whose presence is now a sketch. It’s both vulnerable and strong, like the memory of love itself. |  Quality Time (2021)Not all conversations need words. This illustration captures that rare, quiet intimacy found in everyday moments; two people, two cups, one unspoken connection. A still life of emotional warmth. |  Brezel mit Frischkäse und Knoblauch (2021)A love letter to the everyday. This piece elevates a humble snack into something iconic, celebrating the textures, rituals, and cultural charm of life in Germany through the lens of craving and comfort. |  Self-Portrait Expressionism (2023)A visceral release of inner worlds, painted through instinctive linework and chromatic emotion. In this self-portrait, the boundaries of self are intentionally fluid because some identities are meant to be felt rather than defined. |
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