Bridge of Harmony
(2 parts) nano-video art installation.
The invisible bonds that unite us break from time to time. People, feeding their arrogance and ego, lose strength, distancing themselves so much that their union becomes as elusive as the endless corners of the universe. The artist is trying to build a bridge of inner harmony that strengthens these relationships, to find a way out of the resulting chaos. The Oxalis plant (Oxalis) was chosen as the object for the video created with nano technology. According to ancient folk beliefs, this plant brings prosperity, peace and security, harmony in the soul, brings together loved ones who are far away and helps overcome loneliness. Artist believes that people get what they want only thanks to their belief in these properties and invites the viewer to believe in their own strength and seek harmony in themselves.
Music: Azer Hajiasgarli
Video edit: Agamali Aliyev
Media links:
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www.day.az/culture
www.milli.az/culture
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Music: Azer Hajiasgarli
Video edit: Agamali Aliyev
Media links:
www.trend.az
www.day.az/culture
www.milli.az/culture
www.sonxeber.pro
Mədəniyyət TV
Babylon 2.0
The First Graduation Exhibition of Students of
the YARAT Contemporary Art School
Curator: Chinar Balayeva
Artists: Huseyn Jalilov, Aghamali Aliyev, Nargiz Asgarova, Aysel Hasanova, Rovshan Huseynov, Ulviyya Iman
In the contemporary world, traditional boundaries-whose significance is diminishing-are undergoing a loss of meaning and value. As the world becomes closer in terms of time and space, interdependencies and cultural exchanges are becoming increasingly simplified.
The exhibition explores, through art, why the world has still not transformed into a “global city” and why people struggle to find a common language, despite the reduction of temporal and spatial limitations and the growing similarities in social and cultural spheres. On Facebook
The First Graduation Exhibition of Students of
the YARAT Contemporary Art School
Curator: Chinar Balayeva
Artists: Huseyn Jalilov, Aghamali Aliyev, Nargiz Asgarova, Aysel Hasanova, Rovshan Huseynov, Ulviyya Iman
In the contemporary world, traditional boundaries-whose significance is diminishing-are undergoing a loss of meaning and value. As the world becomes closer in terms of time and space, interdependencies and cultural exchanges are becoming increasingly simplified.
The exhibition explores, through art, why the world has still not transformed into a “global city” and why people struggle to find a common language, despite the reduction of temporal and spatial limitations and the growing similarities in social and cultural spheres. On Facebook
