cult of the screen
Oil on Canvas
31x31in
$3,150
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Bagzhan Alikhanov
Kazakhstan
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
This portrait depicts a close friend who once played an important role in my life.
Over time, my personal feelings transformed into a desire to preserve memory rather than emotion, and this work became a way to do so.
As a Kazakh artist, I am deeply influenced by the traditional concept of “Zheti Ata” — the belief that people belonging to the same tribe within seven generations are considered relatives. According to this tradition, the woman portrayed… here is regarded as my sister, and this understanding reshaped my perception of our connection.
The historical and ethnic elements in the portrait are not decorative; they reference shared ancestry, collective memory, and cultural continuity. Through this work, I explore how personal stories dissolve into broader historical and cultural narratives.
Over time, my personal feelings transformed into a desire to preserve memory rather than emotion, and this work became a way to do so.
As a Kazakh artist, I am deeply influenced by the traditional concept of “Zheti Ata” — the belief that people belonging to the same tribe within seven generations are considered relatives. According to this tradition, the woman portrayed… here is regarded as my sister, and this understanding reshaped my perception of our connection.
The historical and ethnic elements in the portrait are not decorative; they reference shared ancestry, collective memory, and cultural continuity. Through this work, I explore how personal stories dissolve into broader historical and cultural narratives.
Bagzhan Alikhanov
Kazakhstan
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Bagzhan Alikhanov is a painter trained at the Kazakh National University of Arts, working primarily with oils and acrylics while deeply rooted in Kazakh and international art circles. His style fuses symbolism, expressionism, and realism—blending emotive lines, dramatic lighting, and symbolic imagery to explore psychological depth and cultural identity. Through his art, he channels inner conflict, passion, and heritage, offering viewers a profoundly personal yet universally resonant emotional experience.
