New Names. Dilyara Nizametdinova

Issue #3-4 • 2001

Dilyara Nizametdinova

Dilyara Nizametdinova was born in Tashkent in 1980. In 1995 she graduated from the Moscow Distant Learning People’s University of Arts, the department of easel painting and drawing. In 1997-2005 he was a student at the Institute of Arts and Design named after K. Bekhzad, the department of theatrical still painting.

Leili. 2005. Paper, gouache. Dilyara Nizametdinova

From 2002 she participated in exhibitions such as: “Young Artists Exhibition” (Institute of Arts and Design named after K. Bekhzad; “Egypt as Seen by the Artists of Uzbekistan” (Egyptian Centre for Science and Enlightenment under the Embassy of Egypt in Tashkent); “Still-life” (CEH of the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan); “The Day of the Artist”; “Exhibition of the 2005 Graduation Works” (Contemporary Art Centre); “Unimplemented Ideas” (Fine Arts Gallery of Uzbekistan), etc. In 2007 she took part in the Tashkent International Contemporary Art Exhibition “Biennale-IV” presenting her installation called “On the Borderline of Shade and Light”.

Mejnun. 2005. Paper, gouache. Dilyara Nizametdinova

In early July 2008 Dilyara Nizametdinova had her first personal exhibition titled “Searching for Self”, displaying about forty works of the woman-artist. Nizametdinova believes that “A man is always searching for an occupation that would be akin to his spirit until he finds it; a cause that leads him through his life, provides basis for his spiritual, moral and personal development and facilitates his self-expression. Art is precisely the domain where a person has an opportunity, through artistic means, not only to express his thoughts and sensations, but also to know his inner world and his attitude to the world outside. Art helps one to learn to love, to create and to remain a person of high moral standards; it teaches kindness and creation to those who create, as well as to those who are observers”.

Orient still life. 2008. Paper, gouache. Dilyara Nizametdinova

Nizametdinova’s works span different domains of art and design: painting, drawing, sketches of theatrical still and costumes, digital graphic art and computer-aided design, installation, interior and landscape design, design of printing products.

Suffering. 2008. Orgalit, oil. Dilyara Nizametdinova

Creative activity of the young artist and her multi-plane search resulted in her creating a kind of a synthesis of Oriental traditionalism and modernist trend. Works by Dilyara Nizametdinova carry new ideas, themes and solutions, flowing into a universal stream of modern art of contemporary Uzbekistan.

Prepared by Dildora Umarova

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