Third-year students prepare for a landscape painting exhibition

Third-year students have completed creative works on the theme of “Landscape” during their painting class and are actively preparing for the upcoming exhibition.

During the class, Gulnar Dairabayevna Abdullayeva, a master’s degree holder and senior lecturer, introduced the students to the fundamental principles of depicting natural scenery. She taught them how to create space and perspective, balance light and shadow, establish colour relationships, and develop effective compositional solutions. Each student sought to convey the distinctive beauty of nature through art and express their impressions of the surrounding world through colour.

The creative works feature the characteristics of different seasons, mountain and steppe scenery, rivers and lakes, rural landscapes, and urban views. By applying various colour schemes and painting techniques, the students were able to demonstrate their individual artistic styles and aesthetic perspectives.

The paintings are currently being completed, prepared for display, and arranged within the exhibition space. Such exhibitions not only develop students’ creative abilities but also provide opportunities to present their work to the public, exchange experience, and encourage greater interest in the visual arts.

We wish our young artists creative inspiration, fresh ideas, and every success at the upcoming exhibition!