The exhibition aims to explore the emotional experience of humans, which will be presented through color solutions, form, and spatial composition. Within the exhibition, visitors will be able to see four color environments reflecting a multitude of emotional states—from joy and trust to anxiety, fear, and determination. These elements together create a path of inner experience, allowing visitors to journey from a bright emotional uplift to a state of deep silence and solitude.
The project is conceived as a labyrinth of feelings, where each hall reveals new aspects of human perception. The paintings and sculptures form an architecture of emotions, where each element becomes part of a unified emotional system. The author aims to make the exhibition a journey within oneself, bringing viewers back to the true state of being human.
In his artistic practice, Ilgiz Edilson draws on the achievements of neurobiology, behavioral psychology, and psycho-semantics, using an abstract visual language to convey subtle emotional states such as tension, vulnerability, trust, fear, and the desire to act.
The opening ceremony will take place on January 16 at 14:00, and the exhibition will be available for viewing until February 1.
Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, from 11:00 to 18:00 (Monday is a day off).
Venue: Bishkek, Abdrahmanova Street, 196
