Bakhodir Jalal, with a career spanning over 50 years, in a period of enormous cultural and historical changes in his native Uzbekistan, is considered one of the leading figure of art in Central Asia. He is credited for the reinvigoration (bringing to life) of the mural genre and in helping shape a new cultural and artistic landscape. Bahodir did illustrations for the Uzbekistan national currency. He made murals for the theaters and state institutions in Uzbekistan. There are frescoes of him located all across Uzbekistan and Europe. Jalal's work is collected by renowned international institutions and private collections, including the British Museum, Modern Art Museum in Moscow and the National Gallery of Uzbekistan. He lives and works in Tashkent.

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