Researcher in Cultural Studies, specializing in the study of ethnocultural identity, Kazakh ethno-style, and the philosophy of artistic dialogue between tradition and modernity. I was born in Almaty, where I received my initial education in Oriental Studies. My master's and doctoral studies in Cultural Studies allowed me to combine a broad humanitarian background with a cultural-philosophical analysis of globalization processes. I completed academic training and research internships in China, Turkey (Marmara University), and Finland (University of Helsinki). These international academic experiences shaped my interest in the issues of cultural hybridization, ethno-aesthetics, and the contemporary architectural and artistic language of Kazakhstan. My research focuses on understanding Kazakhstan’s role in the global cultural space and exploring new aesthetic solutions that integrate traditional symbols with contemporary forms. I actively participate in international research projects, present at academic conferences, and publish articles devoted to cultural heritage and innovation in art.