My
first post will be dedicated to a very talented lady, an Art Consultant and art
collector- Farah Piriyeva. From her early childhood she was trying to reach her
goals, and the results are very impressive. I would like to start from the very
first moment, when she realized, who she wants to become in future.
Her first professional experience was done at “Buta
Art Centre” in December 2006, when she participated in organizing charity
events for homeless children in Baku and various regions of Azerbaijan.
Her first diploma Farah received in Moscow, studying
Accounting in Russian Plekhanov Academy of Economics,
after which in 2008 she moved to London, the city that changed her life
completely. Here she realized she wants to utterly dedicate her life to art.
The passion for art was developed long before though, because her parents have
always been passionate art collectors, and she has always seen beautiful Azeri
works of art around her.
In London Farah went to study in Sotheby's Institute of Art
While studying in Sotheby’s, she continued working, and together with Buta Art Centre in February 2010, she organized a brilliant exhibition “Unseen Salakhov” of a very famous Azeri artist Tair Salakhov in Sotheby’s Auction House on Bond Street; Sotheby’s Morning Master Class (prior the exhibition) with Salakhov for Sotheby’s students, her schoolmates; “Oil and Jazz” project, an exhibition of various Azeri artists in European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in London.Farah participated in all visual art events of the 100 days of Buta Festival of Azerbaijani Arts in London.
Farah did her Masters degree
in Fine and Decorative Arts in Sotheby’s Institute of Art, after which she did
her first internship in Sotheby’s Auction House and then went to work for a very
well known London based art gallery Alon Zakaim Fine Art. She was participating
in various art fairs such as TEFAF in Maastricht,
and started to run a blog www.walking-in-art-rhythm.com. , that discusses Art and Psychoanalysis. In her blog
she is writing about different artists, such as Manet, Caravaggio, Modigliani, Mikhail Baryshnikov, Steve McCurry and others, analyzing the psychological basis of their artworks.
L'Ultimo Caravaggio
Boy with a Basket of Fruit, 1593-1594. Oil on canvas, 67 x 53cm. Galleria Borghese, Rome.
St.Jerome, 1605-1606. Galleria Borghese, Rome.
Judith Beheading Holofernes 1598-1599. Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica,Rome.
Steve McCurry
Mikhail Baryshnikov
Her penmanship is very unusual and her thoughts are
deep, moreover she was always writing poems and stories when she was a child,
no wonder why she was kindly invited by a Nargis Magazine to write an article
for them, which was published in their second edition.
Every word written by Farah in her blog is a great
example of her wide imagination, strong knowledge and sophistication of her
thought, it shows how much she loves her job and running this blog is her true
passion, for she loves sharing all those thoughts of her with us, beautiful
short stories written in a slow and constant art rhythm.
Thank you Miss Farah Piriyeva for showing us the world
of art from a different perspective, through your eyes and introducing us to
this beautiful art world.
