Baku: An exhibition titled '10 Years Lived in Colors' took place at the Turkic World Art Gallery within the Eco-Park area of the Zira Cultural Center. This exhibition was organized to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Zira Cultural Center and displayed handcrafted works by student artists aged 6 to 30, along with contributions from teaching staff. The artworks were created using a variety of colorful artistic techniques.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, Arzu Aliyeva, Head of Baku Media Center, and Alena Aliyeva were in attendance at the event. They explored the center's activities, viewed the artworks on display, and posed for photographs.

The exhibition featured a diverse collection of works by young artists, including paintings, sculptures, wood burning, quilling art, batik, ebru, alcohol ink, graphics, wood art, mixed media, and other decorative and applied arts, which captivated the interest of attendees.

During the event, Laman Aliyeva, representing the center's management, provided an overview of the center's activities and the exhibition. This was followed by a speech from Mazahir Rustamov, Director of the Art Studio, who discussed the studio's decade-long progress, achievements, and the accomplishments of young artists.

People's Artist Omar Eldarov, an honorary guest at the exhibition, addressed the participants, commending their creative work and wishing them success in their future artistic endeavors.

The event also featured a fashion exhibition at the Eco-Park's fashion studio, showcasing traditional Azerbaijani national clothing alongside modern garments embellished with paintings and other handcrafted designs. Additionally, attendees enjoyed an artistic performance titled 'White Flower.'