The exhibition is organized by the public fund "Ebristan" with the support of the Turkish Embassy in Kyrgyzstan. This event will be an important step in strengthening cultural ties between the two countries.
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At the exhibition, guests will not only be able to enjoy the works of masters but also witness master classes, during which the national flags of Turkey and Kyrgyzstan, as well as the flower Aigul, a symbol of the Batken region, will be recreated on the water's surface. Participants will be able to see how this amazing art is created in real time.
Ebru is an ancient technique of painting on water that involves creating patterns using insoluble paints on a thickened liquid, followed by transferring the images onto various materials such as paper, fabric, or wood. This art is often referred to as "Turkish marbling" or "dancing colors." It combines meditation, improvisation, and the uniqueness of each print, allowing even beginners to create true masterpieces.
