The opening ceremony of the exhibition was held today with the active participation of the institute’s leadership, foreign guests, faculty members, and students. Through the works displayed, the audience had the opportunity to experience visual metamorphoses, natural forms, and the artistic interpretation of marine inspiration.

During the event, Dilafruz Kurbanova, the Vice-Rector for Scientific Affairs and Innovations of our institute, delivered a speech on the significance of this cooperation, the development of intercultural dialogue through art, and the role of marine symbols in modern artistic exploration. She also presented Lelia Pîrvan-Rus with a certificate and commemorative gifts from the institute’s leadership.

Additionally, as part of the project, the guest organized a masterclass for Sculpture students on the theme of "Negative Relief — Marine Structures."

This exhibition and masterclass are significant in strengthening the institute's international relations, facilitating the exchange of experience, and creating new opportunities for young creators.