Birsen Ozbilge was born in Ankara, Turkey, in 1970. Soon after, her family moved to Istanbul. After she graduated from Kandilli Kiz Lisesi, in 1987 she joined Mimar Sinan, The Academy of Fine Arts in Istanbul, and graduated in Mastering Paintings with Mosaic and Fresco. After graduation she exhibited in several collective shows. In 1996, she had her first solo exhibition, called "Pulp Art", in Sefahatane, Istanbul.

Shortly after, she moved to New York, where she lived for seven years, and worked for Novo Art Design Company as a painter. In 2001, she got hired by the prestigious The Frick Museum at Fifth Avenue in Manhattan, New York, where she participated in two group exhibitions.

In 2003, she moved to the Canary Islands, Spain. Shortly after, she started working on an ongoing project called "Cactusueños" (Cactus Dreams). She completed the "Ars Longa Vita Brevis" (Arts is Long, Life is Short) project in March 2011 and exhibited at Odakule Sanat Galerisi in Istanbul, Turkey. She has art pieces on private collections mostly in Turkey, United States, Spain, France and United Kingdom. Please visit her blog for the latest news.