An Exhibition by Ilgiz Edilson "Anatomy of Human Emotions" Opens in Bishkek

On January 16, an exhibition by Ilgiz Edilson titled "Anatomy of Human Emotions" will open in Bishkek. This was announced in a statement from the Kyrgyz National Museum of Fine Arts named after Gapar Aitiev.

The exhibition aims to explore the emotional experience of humans, using color, shape, and spatial elements. It features four color environments that reflect dozens of emotional states—from joy and trust to fear, anxiety, and determination—thus creating a holistic journey of internal experience.
Photo by KNMII
Ilgiz Edilson is a contemporary artist who has been exploring emotional intelligence, human emotions, and behavioral patterns for over ten years, interacting with the fields of art, psychology, and neurobiology. In his artistic practice, he relies on data from neuroscience, behavioral psychology, and psychosomatics. Through an abstract visual language, Edilson seeks to convey subtle and often difficult-to-describe states such as tension, vulnerability, trust, fear, and the impulse to act.