NI – Natural Intelligence
Presented at the Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum, NI – Natural Intelligence brings together installations, digital art, nano video art, and performance.
Location: Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum, Baku, AZ
Date: 10-14.06.2026
Curator: Sofiya Frank
Coordinator: Agnessa Tariverdiyeva
Mentor: Sabina Shikhlinskaya
Presented Artists:
Ramil Aliev
Emin Mathers
Nargiz Ramizgizi
Ramil Mammadli
Lenay Seidali-zade
Artworks by artists Ramil Aliev, Emin Mathers, Nargiz Ramizgizi, Ramil Mammadli, and Lenay Seidali-zade. Developed within the field of science art, the exhibition explores the intersection of contemporary art, science, and technology.
The project examines the impact of technological progress, the digital environment, and global ecological change on contemporary patterns of human thought. The exhibition focuses on memory, attention, perception, humanity’s relationship with the environment, and the gradual distancing from physical reality and cultural roots in the age of digitalisation.
A special place within the project is given to the Azerbaijani carpet as a carrier of memory, symbols, and cultural codes. The artists reinterpret this ancient art form through the lens of contemporary social, technological, and environmental processes.
Highlighting the interaction between science and art, the exhibition invites visitors to reflect on how the relationships between humans and nature, the human body, technology, and cultural heritage continue to evolve.
The exhibition is presented with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum, and the YARADICI Creative Centre.
The project, implemented by the Atesh Hub platform, is a winner of the Azad Mirzajanzada Development Program. The founder and mentor of Atesh Hub is Honoured Artist of Azerbaijan and curator Sabina Shikhlinskaya. The project curator is Sofiya Frank, and the coordinator is Agnessa Tariverdiyeva.
The project examines the impact of technological progress, the digital environment, and global ecological change on contemporary patterns of human thought. The exhibition focuses on memory, attention, perception, humanity’s relationship with the environment, and the gradual distancing from physical reality and cultural roots in the age of digitalisation.
A special place within the project is given to the Azerbaijani carpet as a carrier of memory, symbols, and cultural codes. The artists reinterpret this ancient art form through the lens of contemporary social, technological, and environmental processes.
Highlighting the interaction between science and art, the exhibition invites visitors to reflect on how the relationships between humans and nature, the human body, technology, and cultural heritage continue to evolve.
The exhibition is presented with the support of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Azerbaijan, the Azerbaijan National Carpet Museum, and the YARADICI Creative Centre.
The project, implemented by the Atesh Hub platform, is a winner of the Azad Mirzajanzada Development Program. The founder and mentor of Atesh Hub is Honoured Artist of Azerbaijan and curator Sabina Shikhlinskaya. The project curator is Sofiya Frank, and the coordinator is Agnessa Tariverdiyeva.
- Exposition
Artists and presented works:
Ramil Aliev
Emin Mathers
Nargiz Ramizgizi
Ramil Mammadli
Lenay Seidali-zade
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- Photoreportage
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