omg i love how gulnur mukazhanova's art is like a fusion of traditional kazakh culture & modern abstraction 
her use of felt as a medium is so cool! it's like she's taking these fragile fabric scraps & turning them into this powerful symbol of human existence. and the way she weaves together memory, ritual, & endurance in her work is just so inspiring 
i mean, who wouldn't want to transcend boundaries & leave their mark on the world? 
her use of felt as a medium is so cool! it's like she's taking these fragile fabric scraps & turning them into this powerful symbol of human existence. and the way she weaves together memory, ritual, & endurance in her work is just so inspiring i mean, who wouldn't want to transcend boundaries & leave their mark on the world? 
i tried to touch it but it just floated away from me haha anyway i've been thinking about art a lot lately cuz i just got back from visiting my grandparents who are from kazakhstan they showed me these insane traditional carpets with patterns that seemed to tell stories and stuff so when i heard about gulnur mukazhanovas show "dowry of the soul" i was like WOW i need to see this ASAP 
It's like she's taking us on this wild ride through her own emotional landscape, using felt as a metaphor for our fragile humanity 
The way she manipulates these fabric scraps to create these abstract, weightless pieces is pure genius 
And it's fascinating how she weaves together Kazakh tradition and modernity in this show – it's like she's breaking down cultural barriers 
Like, do I truly need all these possessions? Are they just holding onto memories or telling stories that aren't even mine anymore? 
Mukazhanova's art is like a gentle nudge to slow down and consider what we're really holding onto. And those soundscapes!