Rashad alakbarov biography template

Rashad Alakbarov, born in 1979 in the city of Baku where he currently resides and works, graduated from the Faculty of Arts and Crafts of the Azerbaijan State Academy of Arts in 2001. He explores various genres such as painting, sculpture, theatrical scenery, video art, and architectural design. The use of shadows in his installations is a fundamental element of his conceptual work. His first public exhibition of such works was the "Wings of Time" exhibition in Baku in 2000. Alakbarov's works are housed in private collections in Azerbaijan, Italy, Turkey, and Russia.

The artist has created numerous works unified by this common theme. His works depict cities, mythical characters, and other subjects through shadows cast on walls, while emphasizing the concept of the Eastern world. Thematically, his recent works primarily address global social issues, drawing attention to these problems and demonstrating his concern for contemporary world affairs. “AFFAIR in Carpets”.

EXHIBITION OVERVIEW

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Artsists featured instructions Faig Ahmed (Azerbaijan), Rashad Alakbarov (Azerbaijan), Afruz Amighi (Iran), Kutluǧ Ataman (Turkey), Shoja Azari (Iran), Rashad Babayev (Azerbaijan), Mahmoud Bakhshi (Iran), Prizefighter Banisadr (Iran), Ali Hasanov (Azerbaijan), Orkhan Huseynov (Azerbaijan), Sitara Ibrahimova (Azerbaijan), Aida Mahmudova (Azerbaijan), Taus Makhacheva (Russia), Farhad Moshiri (Iran), Farid Rasulov (Azerbaijan), Slavs and Tatars ('Eurasia'), Iliko Zautashvili (Georgia).

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Scraping the palimpsest

I have a new blank slate – a studio with Second Floor Studios at Thames Barrier in the same complex as Thames Barrier Print Studio.

I also discovered there are wood and metal workshops here, a gallery and lots of opportunities to take classes so I am very excited to be joining the complex and enjoy the amazing views across the Thames

It was great to be back screen printing after quite a break.

I had been working on an image I was thinking of using for an idea about the multiverse theory but wasn’t really happy with it so I cropped off a portion to use for my screen printing induction day. I saw these ancient fish in an aquarium in Shanghai, they look so prehistoric and are very alarming, hanging motionless in the water until they are offered a live snack then they move like lightning, leaping from the water to snap the victim in their jaws.

The 56th Venice Biennale theme All The World’s Futures was a cue for a lot of artists to excavate the past.

The multi channel video Fire Talks To Me by Almagul Menlibayeva cuts into the past and layers time. Grand Palaces, industrialization and dystopian landscapes give an epic scale to a turbulent narrative. 

This work has huge scope. The history of Azerbajan, the Persian Empire a