Kamil Mullashev is an oil painter living and working in Kazakhstan. He earned a degree from the Russian Academy of Art, where he received rigorous academic training. Studying the work of the Old Masters in museums around the world and experimenting with a variety of styles, Mullashev developed extraordinary versatility, encompassing realism, surrealism, modernism, symbolism, and abstraction. The representation and perception of time is a central theme in the artist’s work, both as a personal investigation into the nature of the temporal dimension and as a reflection on the current events of his era. Listen to the Voice of Time, for example, is an ardent protest against the inhumane invasion of Ukraine by the Russians, while other works offer a more existential perspective. In Triptych Flight in Time the artist casts a critical eye on how the digital age has changed our perception of time and the challenges of preserving our human qualities. We have access to an infinite amount of information, where people seem to have lost their bearings, finding themselves in weightlessness. In his most recent series, Creator, Energy, and Absolute Darkness, he seeks to capture spatial and temporal infinity, as a progression from total emptiness to creation to energy. Gradually transitioning from realistic figuration, Mullashev wishes to further his exploration of philosophical reflections on the nature of life, time, and space through an increasingly abstract aesthetic.

Mullashev is a member of the Union of Artists of the USSR, the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan, the Academy of Art of Chinese National Painting of the XUAR of the People's Republic of China, and an honorary member of the Academy of Arts of Russia. Prizes and accolades include a silver medal from the Academy of Arts of France, the title of Honorary Professor of the Kahn-Shan Pedagogical Institute of the city of Chao-Zhao and the University of Shan-Tao, and the title of People’s Artist of the Republic of Tatarstan. He has exhibited extensively in Kazakhstan, Europe, and China.

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Scientific World
Scientific World

39.5" x 47.5"

Bliss
Bliss

39.5" x 47.5"

Flight in Time and Space
Flight in Time and Space

66.5" x 54.5"

Covid-19
Covid-19

47.5" x 34.5"

Continuity of craftsmanship and beauty. Dedicated to contemporary violin virtuoso Joshua Bell
Continuity of craftsmanship and beauty. Dedicated to contemporary violin virtuoso Joshua Bell

38.5" x 64"

Fox World
Fox World

67" x 55"

Be Healthy!
Be Healthy!

47.5" x 34.5"

The Struggle for Life
The Struggle for Life

40" x 67"

I am Captivated and Blinded by the Image of Your Wondrous Beauty
I am Captivated and Blinded by the Image of Your Wondrous Beauty

60" x 43.5"

Listen to the Voice of Time
Listen to the Voice of Time

67" x 59"

The Mouthpiece of Time
The Mouthpiece of Time

67" x 59"

Body Art Festival
Body Art Festival

43.5" x 47.5"

Beware of the Spell of the Beauty, My Friend
Beware of the Spell of the Beauty, My Friend

60" x 43.5"

No War
No War

18" x 15.5"

My Helpers
My Helpers

47.5" x 38"

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Kamil Mullashev is an oil painter living and working in Kazakhstan. He earned a degree from the Russian Academy of Art, where he received rigorous academic training. Studying the work of the Old Masters in museums around the world and experimenting with a variety of styles, Mullashev developed extraordinary versatility, encompassing realism, surrealism, modernism, symbolism, and abstraction. The representation and perception of time is a central theme in the artist’s work, both as a personal investigation into the nature of the temporal dimension and as a reflection on the current events of his era. Listen to the Voice of Time, for example, is an ardent protest against the inhumane invasion of Ukraine by the Russians, while other works offer a more existential perspective. In Triptych Flight in Time the artist casts a critical eye on how the digital age has changed our perception of time and the challenges of preserving our human qualities. We have access to an infinite amount of information, where people seem to have lost their bearings, finding themselves in weightlessness. In his most recent series, Creator, Energy, and Absolute Darkness, he seeks to capture spatial and temporal infinity, as a progression from total emptiness to creation to energy. Gradually transitioning from realistic figuration, Mullashev wishes to further his exploration of philosophical reflections on the nature of life, time, and space through an increasingly abstract aesthetic.

Mullashev is a member of the Union of Artists of the USSR, the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan, the Academy of Art of Chinese National Painting of the XUAR of the People's Republic of China, and an honorary member of the Academy of Arts of Russia. Prizes and accolades include a silver medal from the Academy of Arts of France, the title of Honorary Professor of the Kahn-Shan Pedagogical Institute of the city of Chao-Zhao and the University of Shan-Tao, and the title of People’s Artist of the Republic of Tatarstan. He has exhibited extensively in Kazakhstan, Europe, and China.

Scientific World
Scientific World
Bliss
Bliss
Flight in Time and Space
Flight in Time and Space
Covid-19
Covid-19
Continuity of craftsmanship and beauty. Dedicated to contemporary violin virtuoso Joshua Bell
Continuity of craftsmanship and beauty. Dedicated to contemporary violin virtuoso Joshua Bell
Fox World
Fox World
Be Healthy!
Be Healthy!
The Struggle for Life
The Struggle for Life
I am Captivated and Blinded by the Image of Your Wondrous Beauty
I am Captivated and Blinded by the Image of Your Wondrous Beauty
Listen to the Voice of Time
Listen to the Voice of Time
The Mouthpiece of Time
The Mouthpiece of Time
Body Art Festival
Body Art Festival
Beware of the Spell of the Beauty, My Friend
Beware of the Spell of the Beauty, My Friend
No War
No War
My Helpers
My Helpers
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The Infinity of Thoughts
50" x 50" - Acrylic on Canvas
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