The exhibition was organized by the Academy of Arts, the Creative Association of Artists, the Tashkent House of Photography, the Ministry of Ecology, Environmental Protection and Climate Change, the Committee on Tourism, Auto.uz and LA KUBA presented 50 paintings and 4 thematic installations that reveal the interaction of nature, technology and ecology through art.

"The exhibition is dedicated to topical environmental issues," said Zarrina Abdullayeva, Head of the Department of the Ministry of Ecology. "In particular, topics such as the annual reduction and pollution of drinking water, the negative impact of waste on the environment, urbanization, the need for renewable energy, the importance of technology and artificial intelligence, and other topics are reflected here. This shows the great importance of the exhibition," she added.

The exhibition also features exhibits reflecting the balance between technology and nature, as well as images of pure nature as a source of life.

"My goal is to convey to people in a more vivid way the problems associated with the Mother nature that surrounds us, and to encourage them to look for joint solutions. That is why not only the works at the exhibition, but also the installations reflect environmental issues," said Sardor Nugmanov.

It is worth noting that this exhibition encourages people to be more attentive to nature. The focus is on issues such as the likelihood that the world will face severe water shortages by 2050, the growing impact of technology on the environment, and the worsening environmental crisis.

The exhibition will run until February 23.