The CIS countries are linked by their long history as part of a single state and their pursuit of common goals of sustainable development and the achievement of ideals.
This unity was manifested, first and foremost, in the interconnectedness of everyday life, elements of the spatial and material environment, and the transfer of the best stylistic techniques of artistic creativity from neighbors to their own cultural soil. Even during the chaos of the late 20th century, ordinary people were aware of their connection with the inhabitants of those countries with which they had previously shared a common home. Today, there is a renewed awareness that only by combining their potential can the CIS countries achieve their sustainable development goals. But political agreements are not enough; it is necessary to revive the feeling of a single cultural space that preserves all the individual characteristics of the peoples that comprise it. Fashion, design, and art serve to solve this task.
Discussion Issues
Fashion, art, and design as tools for building partnerships for a just world
Fashion, art, and design as elements for improving key areas of public and individual life
The culture of the CIS countries as a creative source for design projects — a path to awareness of shared responsibility for preserving cultural diversity
Social responsibility in the world of fashion, design, and art
Art and design — a guarantee of comprehensive, objective evaluation of each other
Programme
Welcoming Address of the Session Moderators
Tatyana Chikaeva (Russia)
Associate Professor, Vice-Rector for Research, Head of the Department of Humanities and Socio-Economic Disciplines, Moscow Art and Industry Institute
Sadybek Beisenbayev (Kazakhstan)
Member of the Board, Vice-Rector for Public Relations and Culture at M. Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University, Academician of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Kazakhstan, Academician of the International Academy of Pedagogical Sciences, Member of the Union of Designers of Kazakhstan, Member of the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan
Topic of the report
The Role of Art and Design in Choosing the Optimal Path for CIS Countries Towards Sustainable Development Goals
Tatyana Chikaeva (Russia)
Associate Professor, Vice-Rector for Research, Head of the Department of Humanities and Socio-Economic Disciplines, Moscow Art and Industry Institute
Topic of the report
The Role of Design in Shaping Sustainable Development and Partnership Platforms: The Example of Marc Chagall and Kazimir Malevich (online)
Alexander Loiko (Belarus)
Professor at the Higher Education Institution of Belarusian National Technical University
Topic of the report
Traditions and Heritage of Academic Art in the Context of Contemporary Realities
Igor Mashkov (Russia)
Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation, Professor at the Moscow Art Industrial Institute
Topic of the report
Creating and Developing a Modern Brand. The Deming Cycle (PDCA) as a Driver of Design and Light Industry Development
Egor Kirichenko (Belarus)
member of the Union of Designers of the Republic of Belarus, head of the Bonjour and KIKO RICHEN brands
Topic of the report
Differentiation of communication design to engage SDG 4.4 stakeholders
Alina Khursa (Belarus)
Marketing Specialist at Nauchssoft CJSC
Topic of the report
The Formation of Designers' Artistic and Aesthetic Culture Through International Exchanges of Experience, Trips, and Exhibition Activities
Raushania Shafikova (Russia)
member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, Head of the Department of Artistic Disciplines at the Moscow Art and Industry Institute
Topic of the report
Children's Art Education in the Republic of Moldova as a Step Towards Cultural Dialogue
Natalia Vornikova (Moldova)
Director of the D. D. Erebakan Children's Art School
Topic of the report
The Use of Environmental Materials and Artistic Design Techniques in the Design of Kazakh National Clothing
Sadybek Beisenbayev (Kazakhstan)
Member of the Board, Vice-Rector for Public Relations and Culture at M. Auezov South Kazakhstan Research University, Academician of the Academy of Pedagogical Sciences of Kazakhstan, Academician of the International Academy of Pedagogical Sciences, Member of the Union of Designers of Kazakhstan, Member of the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan
Ainur Zhupsipova (Kazakhstan)
Master of Arts, Expert Teacher at the NIS Branch of the Nazarbayev Intellectual School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics in the Abai District of Shymkent, Autonomous Educational Organisation Nazarbayev Intellectual Schools
Topic of the report
The Culture of Uzbekistan as a Modern Creative Source
Denis Eremkin (Russia)
member of the International Association “Union of Designers”, member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, member of the International Federation of Artists, head of the “Costume Design” department at the Moscow State Art Institute
Topic of the report
Sustainable Fashion Methodology: Approaches, Principles, and Ways to Collaborate
Natalya Bakhlova (Russia)
Associate Professor, Moscow Art and Industry Institute
Topic of the report
The Modern Fashion Industry in Belarus
Yulia Popova (Russia)
Honorary Member of the Russian Academy of Arts, member of the International Association “Union of Designers”, member of the Union of Designers of Russia, professor at the Moscow Art and Industry Institute
Topic of the report
Folk Costume in an Era of Transformation (The Experience of Gagauzia)
Alla Paptsova (Russia)
Honored Scientist of Gagauzia, Honored Teacher of Gagauzia, Associate Professor at the Moldavian State Pedagogical University
Topic of the report
Fashion as a Phenomenon Charged with Meaning
Elena Yakovleva (Russia)
Associate Professor, Head of the Department of Philosophy and Social and Political Disciplines, Kazan Innovative University named after V. G. Timiryasov
Topic of the report
Modern Fashion Brings Back the Old Style for Turkmen Women
Khurma Meredova (Turkmenistan)
lecturer at the Turkmen State Institute of Architecture and Construction
Gurbanjemal Azberdieva (Turkmenistan)
lecturer at the Turkmen State Institute of Architecture and Construction
Maisa Kurbanova (Turkmenistan)
lecturer at the Turkmen State Institute of Architecture and Construction
Topic of the report
The Interpretation of Motives in Folk Art Crafts (Using the Example of a Scarf as a Souvenir Product)
Lilia Nazarova (Russia)
Associate Professor, Professor, Moscow Art and Industry Institute
Topic of the report
Airport Interiors as Cultural Spaces: A Dialogue Between Design, Tourism, and Sustainable Development
Olesya Pustozerova (Russia)
Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Member of the Union of Designers of Russia, Member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, Deputy Chair of the Creative Union of Designers and Image Makers, Associate Professor, Vice-Rector for Creative Work, Head of the Media and Design Department at the Moscow Art Industrial Institute
Topic of the report
The Cultural Heritage of the CIS Countries in Artistic Interpretations of Stained Glass and Mosaics
Svetlana Baranova (Russia)
Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences, Associate Professor at the Moscow Art Industrial Institute
Topic of the report
Belarusian Ornamentation as a Common Design Language: A Partnership Model for the CIS Market to Achieve the SDGs
Maria Verkhoglyad (Russia)
Student at Moscow Art and Industry Institute (second place in the competition ‘Countries of the World: Partnership for Sustainable Development’)
Topic of the report
The Culture of the Republic of Azerbaijan as a Source for the Realisation of Creative Ideas for Sustainable Development
Jalya Safarova (Russia)
Student at Moscow Art and Industry Institute (third place in the competition ‘Countries of the World: Partnership for Sustainable Development’)
Topic of the report
Aivan and Ampir: Architectural Synthesis in Soviet Tajikistan
Anastasia Burlutskaya (Russia)
Master's student at the Russian State University named after A. N. Kosygin (3rd place in the competition ‘Countries of the World: Partnership for Sustainable Development’)
Topic of the report
Open Source as a Language of Partnership: Developing Inclusive Media Tools in CIS Countries
Olga Borgoyakova (Russia)
Student Moscow Art and Industry Institute (Third place in the competition ‘Countries of the World: Partnership for Sustainable Development’)
Results of the Creative Contest “Faces of the World – CIS Countries. Together for Justice and Improvement”. Winners Awards
