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Artist Statement:
vAwards:
1998 – Prize for the best Senior Graduating Project
2001 - First premium laureate of the International Festival of
Creative Youth “Shabyt 2001”
2000 - Diploma, International Festival of Young Artist “Zhyger 2000”
Personal Exhibitions: 2006 – “Songs of the roads” Moscow, Russia, Manegh - Central House of Artist
2006 – “Perpetual Motion” Seoul, South Korea – gallery Lotte 2005 – “Aquarius Era” Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Turkey – Central Turkish Museum 2005 – “Variants of the Universe” Kasteev's Kazakh State Museum of Art. Almaty, Kazakhstan 2005 – “Mystery of Eternity” Seattle, WA – Artists Gallery of Seattle
2002 - “Hello-Goodbye”. Kasteev's Kazakh State Museum of Art.
Almaty, Kazakhstan
2005 - Charity auction “Poncho” for development and support of
arts, USA, Seattle
2003 - Exhibition of Asian Arts and Textiles. Paris, France
2003 - “Kaleidoscope of Times”, Moscow, Russia 1996-2005 Participation in various Kazakhstan and International group exhibitions
Selected Group Exhibitions:
May 2003 – Exhibition “My House” - Kasteev's Kazakh State Museum of Art.
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Jan 2003 – Exhibition “City & Country” - Kasteev's Kazakh State Museum of Art.
Almaty, Kazakhstan
Dec 2002 – Exhibition of Modern Art of Kazakhstan “Amanat” - French Embassy in Kazakhstan, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Mar 2002 – Exhibition of Young Artists - Zhurgeniev’s Kazakh State Art Academy, Almaty, Kazakhstan
Oct 2001 – International Festival “...
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Leila Othman Biography:
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Age
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33
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| Gender |
Female
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| Status |
Married
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| Children |
2
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| Religion |
musslim |
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| Education |
Masters of Fine Arts |
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| Hobbies / Interests |
books,collect all kind of turtels,good food,hicking,skating,travelling |
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| Favorite Artistic Medium |
Mixed Media
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| Favorite Arthistory Movement |
Art Deco - (1920 - 1935)
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| Favorite Visual Artist |
Klimt,Mosser,Destal,Picasso,Mirro,
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| Favorite Work of Art |
The Kiss,Nude,Man and the Violin,
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| Biggest Artistic Inspiration |
When you don't want to eat,sleep And rest,just to see the results as soon as you can:) |
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| Why Did You Become An Artist |
I like to draw And compose images,this is what I can do all the time. |
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| Your Personal Biography |
Biography: Leila Akhmet-Othman was born and raised in Almaty, Kazakhstan. From early age she was interested in art: paintings, sculpture, drawings, etc. She obtained her BFA degree in painting from the Kazakh State College of Arts in Almaty, Kazakhstan with honors. In 1998 she graduated from the Kazakh State Art Academy with major in graphic design. Upon completion her studies she received the premium for the best degree project. In 2003 Leila has moved to the USA and now she is trying to introduce her art to the American public. In her early works, Leila was seeking her inspiration in myths. It is not just appeal to stories and character of different mythologies, but also an attempt to implant into their emotional-profound tissue. Leila energizes from the Universe, Space, Water, and Nature and then reflects connection between the realities and metamorphoses in her art works. Leila’s art world is full of sounds of ocean, violins, beautiful dreams and adventures.
Personal Statement: I would like to introduce a new style of art called the “Gobelen” and contemporary Tapestry". In order to make a gobelen, first I paint an image by using either watercolor, acrylic, oil, or gouache. After that, I transfer every color and little detail into a weave like tapestry using wool, cotton, acryl and silk threads. In my work I use an ancient technique to weave, where every single step is manual and done on an old handmade wooden frame like machine. It takes between 1-6 months to complete one gobelen depending on the complexity of the details and the size.
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