Şevket Seidametov

Şevket Seidametov
Şevket Seidametov
Шевкет Сейдаметов
Born	April 19, 1954 (age 70)
Nationality	USSR; Ukraine

Shevket Seydametov (born April 1954, 19 invalid day, Narpay village, Bukhara region, Uzbek SSR, USSR) is a Soviet and Ukrainian theater, film and arts and crafts artist of Crimean Tatar origin.

Biography

Born in the village of Narpay, Bukhara region of Uzbekistan, in a family of deported Crimean Tatars. In 1957, together with his family, he moved to the Leninabad region of the Tajik SSR.

In 1972 he entered and in 1976 graduated from the Republican Art College named after M. Olimov in Dushanbe (Tajikistan). He was sent to the Leninabad Art Fund, where he was engaged in design work, mastered the art of ceramics, carried out monumental painting. From the same 1976 he took part in regional and republican exhibitions.

After the collapse of the USSR in 1992, he returned to Crimea, settled in the village of Dubki, Simferopol region. Since 1993 he has been working at the Crimean Tatar Music and Drama Theatre, since 1994 he has been the chief artist of the theatre. Most of the performances staged by the theater during 1993-2004 were designed by Shevket Seydametov.^[1]

Since 2003 he began to work in cinema.^[2] In 2004 he moved to Kyiv.

Selected works

Relief in the interior of the Leninabad restaurant, 1983 (chamotte, terracotta, glaze).
Mosaic panel in the interior of the chemical plant "Isfara", 1979 (smalt, rustic).
Wall painting in the interior of school No. 29 in Khujand, 1989 (gesso, oil).
Knitting "March", 1980.
Tapestry "Time", 1990.