Chinara Bakhshiyeva-Gafarova is a talented Azerbaijani sculptor born in 1989 in Baku, Azerbaijan. She pursued her passion for sculpture by enrolling in the Azerbaijan State Academy of Fine Arts in 2013, where she completed her bachelor's degree in 2017 and continued to earn a master's degree in the same field.
Bakhshiyeva specializes in bronze and clay sculptures, creating pieces that are both original and captivating. Her work often explores themes related to human nature and societal issues, reflecting a deep understanding of her cultural heritage.
Throughout her career, Bakhshiyeva has participated in various exhibitions and art festivals.
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FineArtBaku Gallery
(Art gallery, Azerbaijan)Dubai
Chinara Bakhshiyeva-Gafarova, a distinguished Azerbaijani sculptor, showcased her work at the World Art Dubai 2024. Her participation was highlighted by the event organizers, who featured her as their "Artist of the Week," emphasizing her originality and mastery in bronze and clay mediums.
Paris
In December 2024, UNESCO Headquarters in Paris hosted a significant art exhibition featuring Azerbaijani artists. This event was part of the "Green World Solidarity Year 2024".
The exhibition showcased works by several prominent Azerbaijani artists, including:
Sakit Mammadov – People’s Artist of Azerbaijan, known for his synthesis of Eastern and Western artistic traditions.
Khanlar Asadullayev – Renowned for his contributions to contemporary Azerbaijani art.
Agshin Kazimov – Noted for his innovative artistic expressions.
Mahir Gafarov – Recognized for his unique artistic style.
Nihad Aghazade – A prominent figure in the Azerbaijani art scene.
Chinare Bakhshiyeva-Gafarova – Known for her distinctive sculptural works.
Aynur Mammadova – A rising talent in the Azerbaijani art community.
Nazila Farzullayeva and Maryam Abdulla – Promising young artists contributing fresh perspectives.
The exhibition was inaugurated by distinguished guests, including Simona-Mirela Miculescu, President of the 42nd session of the UNESCO General Conference, and Ernesto Ottone Ramirez, UNESCO Assistant Director-General for Culture.
This event underscored the pivotal role of culture in sustainable development and highlighted Azerbaijan's dedication to addressing climate change through artistic expression.
