NAILYA

HALIME

LOTFY

Arts of the East

Sacred knowledge

Spiritual psychology

Nailya Halime Lotfy
Designer, artist, mosaicist, calligrapher,
spiritual psychologist

Since childhood I have been fascinated by the East - language, art, way of life.

I received my second degree at the Institute of Asian and African Studies at Lomonosov Moscow State University thanks to an educational grant from His Royal Highness Prince Nayef bin Abdul Aziz Al Saud.

Studied the art of Arabic calligraphy with Turkish, Iranian and Syrian masters. Took courses in the ancient art of painting on water - Ebru and more modern Reng-i Su with Turkish masters, the art of mosaics at the Moscow School of Arts and with the master Marco Bravura. In my works, I like to combine different techniques: Reng-i Su and Arabic calligraphy, mosaic and Arabic calligraphy.


I actively participate in Russian and international exhibitions, events and business forums Russia - Middle East.

Here are just a few of them:

International Ebru Day in Prague (Czech Republic), Abu Dhabi and Dubai (UAE)

International Exhibition of Arabic Calligraphy in Grozny (Russia)

Exhibition of modern art in The Bibliotheca Alexandrina (Egypt)

Personal exhibition in Nazım Hikmet Library (Russia)


My works and my name are included in the State Catalogue of the Museum Fund of Russia, the archive of the National Museum of the Chechen Republic, and the World Calligraphy Museum.


Mosaic panels, paintings and Arabic calligraphy decorate the offices of companies such as Sberbank, Lukoil, Etihad Airways, Abu Dhabi Ministry of Culture and Tourism (Moscow, Abu Dhabi), Egyptian Cultural Bureau, and private residences in Russia, Sweden, Egypt, UAE and Turkey.


In 2019 - 2021 several of my paintings were sold at auctions at the AYA Gallery in Istanbul and Ankara.


Education:

Moscow State University of Economics, Statistics, and Informatics

Institute of Asian and African Studies at Lomonosov Moscow State University

International Coaching University (Canada)

Kaplan College (England)

School of Arts

Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis

All of Nailya's works are about life: faith, nature, space and love
Arabic calligraphy
Ebru and Reng-i Su
Reng-i Su - "colorful water" is a technique for creating expressive colorful paintings on water. The author of this technique is the contemporary Turkish artist Burhan Ersan. Abstract compositions on water with a rich range of hues that are transferred to canvas or paper
Mosaic
Mosaic panels in Roman and modern techniques
made of stone, smalt and stained glass
Interior Paintings
Interior Paintings are the finishing touch in the
design and decoration of space. Mosaic panels in Roman and modern techniques of stone, smalt and stained glass. Oil and acrylic paintings, gilding and Reng-i Su techniques
Artistic mentoring
Arabic Calligraphy School
The art of beautiful writing in Arabic in the techniques of Kharfiya (Modern Art Style) and Naskh (Traditional Style)

Education takes place online and offline (Moscow) in three stages / courses:
- Basic
- Advanced
- Masterful
Course completion certificate provided
A full description of the courses is sent on request
Ebru course
Ebru is the technique of painting on the surface of water using special paints, with subsequent imprinting on paper, canvas or fabric. A unique drawing is the result of a combination of energies of paints, water and the master, which then becomes an interior decoration, a background for a postcard or an accessory. The name is translated from Turkish as “on the water”.

The course takes place at the Yunus Emre Turkish Cultural Center at the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of Turkey (Moscow)
Spiritual psychology
Healing sessions
Session is a consultation based on psychological methods and practices, coaching techniques and knowledge of quantum psychology.

The duration of the first session is up to 1h 30 min.
Further sessions if necessary - 1 hour
Teaching
Tajvid
Orthoepic reading of the Quran in order to exclude distortion of meaning
Cooperation
Nailya Halime Lotfy actively cooperates
with international cultural centers