Amri Aminov (b.1966, Pendjikent, Tajikistan) is a Franco-Tajik sculptor known for his mastery of classical techniques and his deeply humanistic approach to form. Working primarily in bronze and marble, his practice bridges Central Asian heritage, Russian academic training, and a contemporary European sensibility.

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Aminov began exhibiting internationally in 1985, and his sculptures have since entered numerous private collections across the United States, Canada, Europe, and Southeast Asia. His work is held in several major public institutions, including the St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Arts Museum, the Israel National Museum in Tel Aviv, the City Museum of Florida, and the State Museum of Pendjikent in Tajikistan. Hi is UNESCO’s Ambassador for Peace.

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Based in France, Aminov has maintained a long-standing presence in Paris, exhibiting regularly since1995 in Saint-Germain-des-Prés and at various galleries, including Galerie Flak, Galerie Art et Bijoux, Galerie Feuillantine, and Galerie Mouvance on Place des Vosges.

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