I believe in empowerment through the arts. Thus, the primary purpose of my projects was to promote diversity and the vision was reaching an inclusive society and gender equality. The projects focused on women and children living in remote villages of Azerbaijan. I organized art lessons for women and children, who wanted to improve their wellbeing by expressing themselves in art. We organized handicraft fairs, where most of the works were sold. I am proud to tell that both projects made a positive contribution toward empowering women and children in rural areas, as they learned to make, exhibit, and sell handicrafts. The skills women learned during our projects, impacted gender inequality by challenging women’s economic dependency.

I am a lifelong learner. I attended rug weaving and photography courses in Azerbaijan and Georgia. New skills provide me with more room for imagination and countless opportunities.

But, my creativity is not limited to this.
I am also the author of several competition-winning short stories. My stories were published in leading literary journals, "13", "Fantastic Almanac", "Academy of Philosophy", as well as on different online platforms. Usually, protagonists of my stories are members of vulnerable groups, including the elderly and people with mental disorders. I always try to amplify the “voice” of unnoticed segments of the society, which would largely go unheard.