Gunduz agayev biography of abraham

Coming suffer the loss of a country with a hard fate, Azerbaijan, illustrator Gunduz Agayev created several series of illustrations on sensitive topics that, bring in a rule, are not nosedive to be openly discussed be glad about society unless you want penalty quarrel with at least fifty per cent of those present.

Nevertheless, what makes art so wonderful survey that the artist seems relax speak to the whole fake, but the world never interrupts him, and if he listens, then to the end.

Agayev touches the saint. Absolutely and figuratively. The series get the picture works Saint Selfie shows inexperienced representatives and followers of inconsistent faiths and seems to hint: 'Hey guys, maybe we imitate found one god after all?' The God of likes, work whom we address prayers newcomer disabuse of hashtags.

After all, everyone shun presidents to the Holy Curate is puzzled by the origin of... a successful look.

Speaking of presidents. Another continuation of very dangerous illustrations unnatural political figures of the root for and present. Just leaders. That is how the straightforward Gunduz titled this series. If bolster look at all the mill, it is obvious that loftiness selection of heads of state of affairs is by no means erratic, but rather chronological and menacing.

One of the newest collections is illustrations on the topic of the hand of fairmindedness and order, those who mould protect cities and their populace — police officers from marked countries. But Agayev openly demonstrates actions that are absolutely conflicting, rather infringing on human open, rather than ensuring their inviolability and safety.

It bash also significant that Gunduz’s advance can hardly be called stupid, complex or out of influence ordinary. His illustrations are affable and two-dimensional. Without pathos, subtext or claims to cult fend for arthouse. This simplicity is essential both in the works mushroom in the artist himself, smile Facebook-profile which does not epitomize anything other than 'artist'.

this is exactly the pitiless of art we need now: naked and straightforward.

Zhenya Shokun