Ilkin Yagubov
INTERLACEMENT
Azerbaijan
INTERLACEMENT
When your loved ones are unhappy, it is difficult to be happy yourself. Nothing warms the soul more than a beaming smile on the faces of those who are happy. The concept of a family has a purely personal meaning for each person. Simply put, a family is a community created when you give birth. The most different families are all the same in one aspect: their relationships, their environment, are key factors in the huge life influence that the family will have on the development of each individual.
About Ilkin Yagubov
Ilkin Yagubov was born in 1977 in Baku, Azerbaijan. He graduated from the State University of Culture and Art (1998-2002). “My first acquaintance with photography started when I was around 10 years old, when my father gave me a Zenit camera,” Ilkin says. “At that time, I was fascinated by photography and even took part in a photography course at the House of the Pioneer. I started photographing in greater depth 12 years ago. I’m not doing commercial photography, but focusing on personal projects. One of them is dedicated to the pigeon keepers, a project on which I have been working for around ten years, and from which I made a self-published book. My childhood spent on the Absheron Peninsula influenced my perception of the world and left a distinct imprint.” Books by Ilkin Yagubov include: Square (2014), Reflection of self (2018) and Looking into the sky (2019).
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