The exposition is a vivid demonstration of the synthesis of spiritual practices, mysticism and modern artistic language. Melisa Ozgur's works, filled with the energy of the cosmos and the symbolism of mandalas, open the depths of the inner world for the viewer and invite them on a journey through the boundless expanses of the Universe.

"For me, creativity is a wonderful way to express myself. As long as I can remember, I have always loved to draw. And as a child, when I couldn't express my thoughts and feelings in words, I would pick up a piece of paper and a pencil. However, when choosing a profession, my parents insisted that I choose something more familiar and stable. After studying at the university and receiving a medical education at their request, I said that now I want to do what I like. And I found my way in creativity. I am very happy that my exhibitions are now held outside of Turkey and are recognized by viewers", - noted Melisa Ozgur.

The central motif in Melisa Ozgur's work is the mandala - an ancient symbolic image reflecting the infinity of the cosmos and the inner harmony of man. In her works, the mandala becomes not just a geometric figure, but a living organism pulsating with energy. Each element in the mandala is a step on the path to inner harmony, awareness of one's place in the world.

Color plays a crucial role in the artist's work. Bright, saturated shades convey emotional states, while soft and muted shades create an atmosphere of meditation and tranquility.

"You may have noticed that my works are distinguished by a variety of colors. I believe that colors bring energy into our lives. Basically, I use various geometric shapes to create symmetry. However, you can also find unexpected elements in the works. For example, fish, which for me represent a symbol of the courage to overcome obstacles and calmly swim in the flow of life. It can be said that they describe me, my state of mind", - said the artist.

The artist draws inspiration from both European abstraction and Turkish and Eastern mystical traditions. Her work combines both Western and Eastern traditions. Melisa Ozgur strives to create not just a visual image, but a space for reflection, where everyone can find their own meaning and answer to the eternal questions of existence.

"The mandalas express all the purity of this world. I am sure that they cleanse whoever looks at them. The exhibition in Kazakhstan is especially significant for me, as the peoples are fraternal. A long time ago, our ancestors migrated from these steppes and found a new home in Europe. I feel a special connection with Kazakhstan and am glad that we organized an exhibition here," - shared Melisa Ozgur.