On January 16, an exhibition of paintings titled "Anatomy of Human Emotions" will open in Bishkek.

On January 16, an exhibition by contemporary artist Ilgiz Edilson titled "Anatomy of Human Emotions" will open in Bishkek. The event is organized by the National Museum of Fine Arts named after Gapar Aitiev.

The goal of the exhibition is to explore the emotional experience of a person using color palettes, shapes, and spatial compositions. The foundation of the exhibition consists of four color environments that illustrate a multitude of emotional states, ranging from joy and trust to anxiety, fear, and determination. This creates a cohesive journey of emotional experience, allowing visitors to traverse the path from vibrant feelings to a state of deep silence and solitude.

The exhibition represents a kind of labyrinth of emotions. Each hall reveals a new facet of perception, and the paintings and sculptures form an architecture of feelings, where each element becomes part of a unified emotional system. The author's idea is that the exhibition serves as a journey within oneself and a quest to return to authentic human essence.

In his creative practice, Ilgiz Edilson draws on research in the fields of neurobiology, behavioral psychology, and psycho-semantics, employing an abstract visual language to convey complex, hard-to-articulate states such as tension, vulnerability, trust, fear, and the drive to act.

The exhibition opening will take place on January 16 at 2:00 PM and will run until February 1.

Exhibition hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM (Monday - closed).

Location: Bishkek, Abdrakhmanov Street, 196