Aziz Sulaymanov

• Aziz Sulaymanov, one of the leading artists of Kyrgyzstan, known for his bright expressive paintings and strong connection to Kyrgyz culture and landscape.
• His style mixes classic academic training with a personal modern touch, using rich color, soft light and confident brushwork that feels both emotional and grounded.
• He paints mountains, villages, Kyrgyz traditions, portraits and daily life scenes, often showing the warmth of people and the beauty of Issyk‑Kul and Sulaiman‑Too.
• He studied at the National Academy of Arts of the Kyrgyz Republic and learned from leading artists, shaping a unique technique that keeps growing through years of practice.
• His awards include the Grand Prix for “Zhiyde” and “Issyk‑Kul,” and 1st place in the UNDP exhibition about the peoples living near Sulaiman‑Too; his works appear in museums and private collections across Europe, America, China and Turkey.
• More info about his art is on his official site AzizSulaymanov.com.

Aziz Sulaymanov is one of the leading artists of Kyrgyzstan. Artist – painter member of the PSNKh (Professional Union of Independent Artists in Moscow)

1998 – 2003 studied at the art. Boarding school at the Academy of Arts.
2002 – 2005 Art. School at the Academy of Arts.
2005 – 2010 National Academy of Arts of the Kyrgyz Republic. (NAKh KR) them. T. Sadykova
After graduating from the Art Academy, Aziz continued his skills, learning from leading artists, developing his artistic style and improving his unique technique.
Awards:
Grand Prix at the exhibition of the Academy of Arts competition for the paintings “Zhiyde”, “Issyk-Kul” 2007.
1st place at the exhibition of the UNDP competition on the theme “Peoples living at the foot of Sulaiman-Too” 2015.
Since 2005 Member of Republican and International exhibitions.

Personal exhibitions

2014 in the Museum of the KNMI them. G. Aitiev, Bishkek
In the Museum of Modern Art of Cyprus.
2015 Osh Museum of Fine Arts. T. Sadykova, Osh.
2016 Kuznetsov Gallery, St. Petersburg.

The works of Aziz Sulaimanov are in the Osh Museum of Fine Arts, as well as in private collections and galleries in America, Europe, China, Turkey and Kyrgyzstan. Aziz’s paintings now adorn walls in homes around the world.