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01:42The Biennale aspires to reintroduce Bukhara to the world as a modern hub of creativity.
01:49The Biennale's title draws inspiration from legend.
01:53When a prince's heart was broken, philosopher Bin Sina created Pilaf to heal him.
01:59Хаджа на Среди, a legend in Central Asia.
02:02The concept of Biennale is asking the question how we can cure the broken heart.
02:08And in this work, Хаджа gives a very uninspected answer to it.
02:13You must consume.
02:14If you think about raising Uzbekistan as a country, you will understand that it was based on the trade route between China and Europe.
02:25So the consuming culture, the trade culture, is deep inside cultural DNA of Uzbekistan.
02:33Artists combine techniques of the past and the present for their artworks.
02:38I wanted to make miniature Osiris small, because the site that we're in is actually a caravan, where donkeys used to eat.
03:01The Osiris are not just funerary objects, but they're also objects that talk about how the departed souls continue to live on.
03:12Bukhara's historic architecture, from centuries-old madrassas to caravan sarais, become a living gallery.
03:19Essentially, this pavilion, it was first built at the Islamic Arts Biennale in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
03:26The space allows for multiple usage to actually coexist, meaning originally designed as a space for communal gatherings, but also a space for prayer, for meditation.
03:42Early on, during the architectural competition, we really researched the historical construction materials to Jeddah, which are stone, timber and mud.
03:53And we thought to ourselves, if we can use those three materials, but in a modern way, with our technology around us today,
04:01then we should be able to create something that is inherently sustainable.
04:05I'm currently standing in the historic center of Bukhara.
04:16Every corner of the Gaushan Madrasa vibrates with unique colors, sounds and even scents, making Bukhara itself part of the exhibition.
04:26So many artists I heard now through this Biennale, and I'm really happy that this voice has materialized.
04:31What excites me is that a lot of artists and creators, they are creating contemporary art using the Uzbek cultural heritage.
04:41Bukhara Biennale is both festival and ritual, a recipe for healing and for making this Silk Road city as a cultural crossroads for the future.
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