BIO:
Vafa Majidli is a highly acclaimed conceptual artist, printmaker, and digital artist based in Baku, Azerbaijan, whose captivating artworks have garnered global recognition and is prized possessions in prestigious private collections across the world. With a solid background in the hospitality industry spanning a decade, Vafa seamlessly merges her expertise with her passion for art.
Having received the distinguished "Artist of the Future Award" from the CAC platform, she continues to collaborate with renowned international galleries and piques the interest of art connoisseurs and collectors worldwide: Canada, the USA, Germany, France, Japan, Taiwan, Russia, Turkey, China, Azerbaijan, Poland, Italy, etc.
By delving into the complexities of the human psyche and intricacies of inner transformation, Vafa's profound and meaningful creations serve as a mirror to the human experience, reflecting deep emotions and universal truths.
With a focus on exploring the depths of the human psyche and inner world, Vafa's dedication to her art is evident in the profound meanings and beauty she conveys through her creations, reflecting her deep passion and commitment to her craft.
Spending most of her time in her studio honing her skills and sharing her passion for art with her art students, Vafa imparts her knowledge with love and devotion.
STATEMENT:
No matter what happens, you can always choose love. At least to yourself. First of all, to yourself. Especially when you feel unloved, and unworthy, when it seems that there is nothing to love yourself for. You can always choose love. This is the only thing you can and always want to choose.
Love transforms everything. It is worth knowing that nothing in this world is serious, but you should not forget that everything in this world must be done out of love, sincerely from a pure heart.
Thank you!
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