“In the Hun Palace” Print

Kabyl Halykov is a painter, color prevails in his work mainly. His palette of colors is wide range from emotionally bright to monochrome-pastel tones, which are able to convey the emanations of the world from realistic to intentional-phenomenological levels of being. Knowledge of the history of the philosophy of art, the concept of different cultural eras, helps to build the world in your understanding more firmly, colorfully and cheerfully. The choice of styles is associated with the representation of the subject-material world of still life, landscapes, everyday life, ethnic groups, often inspired by folklore, myths, esoteric mysticism, sometimes intertwined with modern discourse of worldview. His other professional side as an artist is to be a set designer, expressing himself in the language of theater, scenography, visual dramaturgy. The graphic sketch sheets for the sets are more graphic and are aimed at recognizing scene space, events, situations and internal conflicts in different categories. He tries to convey the transcendent, intentional and fleeting in stage content, paintings using projection-holographic expressive means in modern language. For this, he has professional, practical, figurative-associative and conceptual knowledge and experience.