"Ynsiz tildesu," "Silent Conversation."

This painting depicts a quiet, touching moment filled with warmth and soulful intimacy. A mighty reddish horse with an intelligent, almost human look leans toward a small child sitting in the tall golden grass. The girl, dressed in a traditional Kazakh red garment with fine embroidery and fluffy black bori, thoughtfully rests her cheek on the palm of her hand, as if thinking about something important. Her calm gaze is directed into space, and next to her is a faithful friend and a symbol of the steppe freedom, the embodiment of strength and freedom. The deep shadows of the background emphasize the warmth of the lighting, creating the feeling that the characters exist in a separate, intimate world where there is no fuss. The painting conveys the special atmosphere of a silent conversation - a moment when words are superfluous and everything important can be said with the eyes. It epitomizes the connection between nature and man, heritage and the future, the adult world and childhood, which is so quickly disappearing.