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Ramina Saadatkhan (b. 1977, Baku, Azerbaijan) is a contemporary artist whose practice bridges cultural memory and modern visual language. Educated at the Art College named after A. Azimzadeh (1995–2000) and the Azerbaijan State Academy of Fine Arts (2001–2005), she has been a member of the Union of Artists of Azerbaijan since 2002 and the Azerbaijan Photographers Union since 2006.
Career
Educated at the Azerbaijan State Academy of Fine Arts, Ramina Saadatkhan has exhibited at the 59th Venice Biennale, Art Dubai, Contemporary Istanbul, and Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, with solo shows at the Museum of Modern Art, Baku. In 2026 she received the Grand Prix at VIMA 2026, Limassol.
Biography
Art style
Ramina Saadatkhan is a contemporary Azerbaijani artist whose work blends post-symbolist abstraction and contemporary expressionism, merging lyrical forms with psychological depth. Her paintings, often created in series she calls “emotional echoes,” explore cultural memory, femininity, and subconscious narratives, transforming form, color, and rhythm into carriers of identity and inner transformation. Through this, she has become a distinctive voice in contemporary abstraction from the post-Soviet and Global South spheres.
Gallery
Selected paintings and series reflect the artist’s creative evolution and emotional exploration. Working through form, color, and rhythm, the works engage with personal and cultural memory.
Shop
Original artworks and selected prints available for purchase, reflecting key themes of the artist’s practice. Each work offers a unique visual and emotional experience.
