Artists | Estates

My greatest muse is Absheron, a fiery spirit of the steppe by the Caspian Sea. The wind here never rests, and the sun shines mercilessly. This place profoundly influences my work. It speaks to me, revealing secrets and wisdom, which I translate onto the canvas. I also draw inspiration from artistic movements that emphasize emotion and our connection to nature.

Reflecting on the dynamics of memory, perception, and constructed time, Javid Ilham works across painting, animation, and digital media. His practice offers luminous scenes that balance at the intersection of stillness and unfolding drama. Javid considers art a form of inner endurance, requiring sacrifice, clarity, and the will to resist comfort.

Nazrin Mammadova navigates naturally between mediums, each functioning as an independent channel for her creativity. Identifying with metamodernism, she approaches her work as both artist and mediator – channeling energy, vibration, and universal frequencies into forms and discourses that link the personal and the collective.

Regina Rzaeva’s work delves into the subconscious, the inner world, and the metaphorical perception of reality. Working primarily with traditional painting techniques, she explores the interaction between materials, particularly fabric, and canvas. The artist’s unique method involves the thin, vertical application of oil paint, inspired by the intricate work of carpet machines.

Shahnaz Aghayeva’s work is both deeply personal and politically resonant, challenging the male-dominated portrayal of women, particularly in Eastern societies. As a woman artist, she confronts the constraints imposed on female identity, shedding light on the unseen realities of women’s lives - shared experiences, inherited wounds, and intricate relationships.

Shalala Salamzadeh is an artist and multidisciplinary designer examining the intersection of art and technology. Central to her work are cultural archetypes and their transformation in the digital age. Utilizing generative art and data transformation, Salamzadeh investigates how myths and symbols adapt to the contemporary world, often revealing irony and hidden meanings.

Zohrab Salam-zadeh is an Azerbaijani artist whose work deeply connects to his cultural heritage and the theater, expressed through a contemporary lens. Each piece reflects his personal experiences and pays homage to the cultural codes that have shaped him, with meticulously researched costumes, figures, and intricate details showcasing his dedication to authenticity and narrative depth.