The exhibition contains of canvases of the painter made in various periods of his life. One can see in the works the influence of Western European art of the beginning of the 20^th century, in particular, the German expressionism. The author goes that bright color harmonization and mysterious compositions are called to effect to unconsciousness of visitors, and at the same time, are the reflection of his inner world and imagination: he intended to depict those colorful moments of life and reflect them in a special, individual perspective. 

“To say that Bobur Muhamedov has a rich inner world is not enough, because his canvases depict not only thoughts and feelings, plots and motifs, but those fleeting motions occurring at our subconscious state. It is too deep for words, yet possible by means of drawing,” considers Doctor of Arts Kamola Akilova. “It is no wonder that his works enjoy great popularity with European fine art admirers. They are free of plot, order, yet rich of peculiar emotions and logic of composition.”

Bobur Muhamedov is a bright representative of the middle generation of Uzbek painters. He started his artistic path in the middle of the 90s, in the period of revival of spiritual and cultural values of the Uzbek people, national traditions in fine arts. All this had its impact on the creative individuality of the master that interweaved western and eastern elements.

Bobur Muhamedov is the graduate of the Art and graphic department of the Tashkent pedagogical Institute. It was here he studied the foundations of his future profession and determined with the direction in his creativity. He participated in various republican and international exhibitions. The products of the artist are kept in private collections in countries throughout the world.