A Mix of Painting and Photography: The Aiel Tizginde Exhibition Opens in the Capital

The unique art project Aiel Tizginde ("Woman at the Helm"), inspired by women for whom movement is an integral part of life, opened in the capital.

This year, Aiel Tizginde presented the image of women through art, combining painting and photography in a single space. The exhibition included works by Kazakhstani artists depicting women in various roles. The exhibition was complemented by remakes of photographs that reflected the ideas of the original paintings, creating a dialogue between traditional painting and a contemporary perspective. The talented master of photography, Ospan Ali, created the photo projects.

The exhibition reflected strength and energy, revealing new facets of the female image through art. The evening's atmosphere was enhanced by live performances by talented artists. Performer Marhaba Sabi captivated the audience with her compositions, filling the space with a special energy. Renowned artist Alpamys Batyr presented a digital art performance that amazed guests with its aesthetics.

Special attention was given to the participants who served as models for the photo-recreation session. Among them were journalist Sandi Sultan, businesswoman Dinara Shukizhanova, and Zhuldyz Abdukarimova, who embodied the project's concept and conveyed the powerful energy of movement, freedom, and strength.

For the second year, the Kazakhstani automobile company Allur has been holding the Aiel Tizginde exhibition. For the automaker, this is not just a cultural initiative, but an opportunity to highlight the importance of movement in both literal and metaphorical senses.

"It is important for us to support Kazakhstan's creative economy, as it is through art and creativity that national identity is shaped. We are proud to contribute to the development of the cultural environment by helping artists, photographers, and designers find an audience and share their vision with the world. "Aiel Tizginde is not just an exhibition, but a platform for dialogue, where tradition meets modernity, and feminine energy is revealed in art," noted Rysty Asenova, Head of Brand Development at Allur.

The exhibition will run until March 13 and will be held at the Allur dealership at 53A Turan Street. Visitors can visit the exhibition from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Information about the exhibition is also available on the website and the project page.