Anita Turadjanova

My name is Anita and I'm an Uzbek artist. Art, for me, is a way to explore the inner world. By filtering emotions and impressions through myself, I seek answers to important questions. I draw inspiration from childhood memories and life events.
My style can be described as "conceptual realism." Academic drawing serves as a tool to create images that are accessible to the viewer, but with elements of spatial play and a disruption of perspective. Realism is preserved in the depiction of people, architecture, and other forms, despite a creative reinterpretation of reality.
The primary materials I work with are oil, tempera, and acrylic.
My paintings address themes of relationships, feminism, and identity.

Pavel Benkov Republican Art College, Republic of Uzbekistan, 2010-2013
Faculty of Arts, St. Petersburg State University, 2014-2020

2024: “Re/Generation” Art Festival, Tashkent
2024: “ArtWeek” Exhibition at CAex, Tashkent
2023: "NeUyat" Exhibition at 139 Documentary center, Tashkent
2023: "Rubizh. Freedom" Exhibition at Plur space, Bishkek
2022: "Voices of Cities" Exhibition at the Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art, Saint Petersburg
2022: "NeUyat" Exhibition at 139 Documentary center, Tashkent
2022: "Femina" Exhibition at Molbert Gallery, Saint Petersburg
2022: "Art at Home" Exhibition at Bogorodskoe Gallery, Moscow
2022: "The Sixth Extinction. Plant Encyclopedia" by Bomba Gallery, Moscow
2021: "New Energies" Exhibition by Gamma Art Project and Mood Act, Moscow
2021: "Without Borders" Exhibition at Molbert Gallery, Saint Petersburg
2020: "New Year Art" Exhibition Project at Molbert Gallery, Saint Petersburg
2020: Annual Exhibition Project of the "Colors of Life" Gallery - "Discovering New Names," Saint Petersburg
2018: Art Asia Festival, Republic of Korea, Seoul