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By Amina Nazarli

The works of well-known Azerbaijani artist, Nigar Narimanbayova will be featured at the "Russian diary in Paris” art exhibition - to be held in the French capital.

The exhibition will be arranged in the Russian Centre of Science and Culture.

The interesting art-project is being held for the third year. This year the organizers decided to call it “Classic”. It is conducted by the Russian Academy of Arts under the patronage of maestro Zurab Tsereteli, the famous sculptor and both the Academy’s and the Parisian “Russian World Gallery”'s president.

“Today, when the contemporary arts are looking for the possible directions of expression modernity, relevance and classic art, the past masters' legacy plays a big role. To this day classic art remains relevant to the creative development of an artist. The exhibition raises the profound theme of how artists get inspired from technology ownership perfection," Narimanbayova said.

She also talked about the exhibition, saying that it would present the authors who will create new canons for the public. “All my paintings are full of a mixture of magic canons of classical painting and contemporary chromaticity style based on expressionism. It fascinates and attracts audience,” the artist said.

Many famous associations and prestigious Parisian galleries will put their works on display.

Narimanbeyov will represent the eminent and popular French Stella Art International Association, with which she has been cooperating for many years.

“I am happy and proud to represent Azerbaijan at this prestigious art festival. I participate in this festival for the second time,” she said.

Last year the outstanding artist exhibited her works at the Russian Cultural Center, which was called "Russian palette”. Then, she introduced to the public "Flight illusion” picture that is so loved by the Parisian audience.

In this year exhibition, which is scheduled for June 11-26, Narimanbayova will put on display two pictures from “Theatre and Ballet” series: “Adagio” and “Soul”.

“These two pictures have already been featured in many art projects including “Salon Business Art 2014” at the Centre Pierre Cardin in Paris, “World artists” in Monaco and Cannes, as well as in my personal exhibition at the International Art Gallery in Paris this March,” she said.

Narimanbayova, who lives and works in Paris and Baku, graduated from Azerbaijan State Art School after Azim Azimzade and All-Union State Institute of Cinematography after Gerasimov in Moscow.

She has participated in a number of national and international art exhibitions in France, Germany, Austria, and Azerbaijan.

Narimanbayova is a member of the Union of Artists of Azerbaijan and the International Association of Art. Her paintings have been put on display at the exhibition halls of the Azerbaijani Culture and Tourism Ministry, Azerbaijan National Museum of Art, as well as in private collections.

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