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Faig Ahmed


  • Kerber Verlag (ACC)
  • by Emma Saperstein, Erica Warren, Fahmida Suleman, Leslee Michelsen, Nina Levent
First monograph with an overview of his work between 2007 and 2023, with visualisations of future projects that offer an exclusive preview. Ahmed's conceptual works unite and address highly controversial topics such as the clash of cultures, tradition and digitalisation, religion and secularisation, high culture and popular culture, often united in a single work of art.

ISBN 9783735609786 | EN | HB
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Publisher Kerber Verlag (ACC)
ISBN 9783735609786
Author(s) by Emma Saperstein, Erica Warren, Fahmida Suleman, Leslee Michelsen, Nina Levent
Publication date February 2025
Edition Hardback
Dimensions 320 x 240 mm
Pages 256
Language(s) English ed.
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First monograph with an overview of his work between 2007 and 2023, with visualisations of future projects that offer an exclusive preview. Ahmed's conceptual works unite and address highly controversial topics such as the clash of cultures, tradition and digitalisation, religion and secularisation, high culture and popular culture, often united in a single work of art.

Faig Ahmed (b. 1982) represented Azerbaijan at the 2007 Biennale in Venice and is considered to be one of the most important contemporary artists from the Middle East. His conceptual works, which combine traditional carpet weaving with contemporary sculptural techniques, have earned him international acclaim. The confrontation between the millennia-old tradition of craftsmanship and modern-day image production strategies reveals unimagined potential for reflection on the interplay between culture and religion, craftsmanship and art.

Ahmed's first monograph offers deep insights into the creative processes behind his art and for the first time brings together all of the works created between 2007 and 2023, as well as visualisations of future projects. Numerous interviews and art-historical essays complete the volume and allow for a powerful exploration of the work of this exceptional artist.