Furkat Bozorov
Artist Style:
Associative analytical
He was born in 1986 in Nurota. Navoi region
Education:
2006-2010 - National institute of fine art and design named after K. Bekhzod, department of artistic solution, bachelor's degree.
2012-2014 - National institute of fine art and design named after K. Bekhzod, Department of Artistic Solutions for Film and Television Film, Master's Degree.
From 2014 - Teacher at the National institute of fine art and design named after K. Bekhzod, at the Department of Theater and Scenery Painting.
Participation and achievements:
2001 - "Egypt through the eyes of young artists" gold medal winner. Cairo, Egypt.
2003 - "New names" Diploma. Suzdal, Russia.
2008 - "Voice of the future" winner of the nomination of fine and applied arts.
2009 - "Ab ovo" participant of the exhibition project.
2010 - "Week of fine arts" winner in the nomination of fine arts.
2010 - "Barkamol avlod - yurt kelazhagi" winner in the nomination of fine arts.
2013 - The main artist of Ilkhom Ibragimov's feature film "Sadokat".
2014 - Member of the creative association of artists of Uzbekistan.
2014 - Art director of the Nozima Tulahudaeva's feature film "Zarb".
2014 - "Youth of our country" participant of the exhibition.
2014 - "SCENOFEST - 2014" exhibition of theater and film artists.
2015 - Chief artist of the Umida Khamdamova's feature film "Shunkorlar".
2015 - "The greatest, the most dear" winner of the fine art nomination.
2016 - "The image of the song" winner of the exhibition dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Batyr Zakirov.
2017 - Exhibition "Uzbekistan and Ukraine, through the eyes of artists". House of photography. Tashkent.
2018 - "Cautionary tales" project artist on TV "Uzbekistan".
2019 - Participant of the exhibition "Week of Fine Arts".
2021 - Solo exhibition "Between sky and water" at the Ikuo Hirayama International Caravanserai of Culture. Tashkent.
2021 - Participant of the art exhibition "Art, Sustainability, Peace" International Cultural Diversity Organizer (ICDO).
Also, the works of artists are scattered (stored) in private collections in foreign countries, in England, France, Turkey, Germany and Russia.